Now that's the funny one & basically will confuse noobs. But thank goodness only at CBD area. 

Yeah recipe for disaster for non Melburnians. 

I know it can be stressful if it's your first time. But don't let the driving part ruin your holiday. Nowadays with modern tech, it's easier than ever. Just be aware of the speed limit & parking zones. You'll need a baby seat if your kid is still little.

but it create a very efficient traffic flow tho

TS, do visit Lygon St, they have alot of good italian restaurants. Pidappido, Universal (chicken schnitzel the size of an a4 paper) etc

but our new drivers already in English and Malay wor?

only got heart attack with tat pic....thinking pontianak just pop up tjhere

those you mentioned covered, i'll search for the greek one

i'm traveling with a kid so won't be driving at night

but note taken, will decide whether to take up additional insurance when i'm there

but our new drivers already in English and Malay wor?

This is good enough for Australia. Was there at Perth last year and rented a car to drive around.

be sure to  take car insurance or it will cost you a bomb in case something happen. anything can be happened especially kangaroo or deer like to rush out to road from nowhere

use IDP
drove from brisbane to gold coast
gold coast banyak korean amoi hhnngghh type

try not too, especially long distance.. Was thinking of driving from Melb to Sydney at night, at least decided against it..

otherwise, it's same as driving in malaysia so nothing too challenging. Get a good powerbank / in car charger, load up Waze and you won't get lost. The only thing is parking, we had a friend so he showed us some cheaper parking spots in the city, others can be expensive.

need to consult /k travel experts

can I use my new Malaysian driving license (the MyKad looking one with dual language) in Australia?

or must I apply for an IDP (International Drivers Permit)?

My sister came  back from Korea and she said must use IDP
my colleague came back from US and he said no problem using current drivers license
so how?

sorry no drillz cos random say i always use the same boing boing boing girl

that's far bro... my bro did brisbane melbourne, took him 2 days

wife is insisting on going to the car rental's GPS

that's far bro... my bro did brisbane melbourne, took him 2 days

wife is insisting on going to the car rental's GPS

my brother studies in Australia and he is using Malaysian driving license to drive and ride bike without any problem

If you're not going to drive outskirt, Waze is more than good enough. The only reason to get a car rental GPS is if you are going to areas where there may be no or poor telco coverage.

I drove from Perth to Mandurah and still managed to get data signal to use Waze.

Hmm, I used the google map when I was walking around town because there was voice guidance and Waze/GMap when I was driving for the traffic info, accidents, etc...

If the GPS is like the TomTom or whatever we have in our cars here, I think those are completely useless lo  

But must ask other forumers because I never rented it.