DASH CAM OWNERS AUSTRALIA - ANY ONE FROM HERE?

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Originally Posted by bacicat

Your link takes me to ANZ internet banking...?

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Thanks, I cannot understand what it is happens, the link that I have copy and pasted was this one :confused:

ttp://www.caradvice.com.au/245654/opel-australia-closure-how-it-happened-and-where-to-from-here/]Opel Australia closure: how it happened and where to from here

Hi Arthur,
You accidentally chopped off the 'h' in your excitement.......

Opel Australia closure: how it happened and where to from here

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Originally Posted by discovery39

Hi Arthur,
You accidentally chopped off the 'h' in your excitement.......

Opel Australia closure: how it happened and where to from here

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No mate, the second time I have done it on purpose so people can see the url address.
I cannot understand why for some people the address is sent to ANZ :confused:
I use Google Chrome.

Cheers

Point of interest ... Heard on radio national a discussion wlth a barrister re private investigators ... It's illegal to have a dash camera ...
Not that it would concern me
Cheers mark

That is ENTIRELY dependent on what you're using it for ;)
They're only illegal if they're mounted in such a manner as it obscures your vision (same as a mobile phone), you're fiddling with it while driving (same as a mobile phone), or you're using it to record a private event, such as on private property and you fail to notify any individuals being recorded.
Even then, I'm fairly certain if you're party to a conversation then you're allowed to record it without the other parties knowledge.

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Originally Posted by BMKal

Designed in Germany as Baz said - with underpinnings based on the Opel Astra.

Manufactured in various locations around the world and sold under a variety of brand names, most common of which is probably "Chevrolet Cruze".

The "Australian" Holden Cruze was originally imported from the (Daewoo) Bupeyong-gu plant in South Korea, before being built alongside the Commodore in Holden's Elizabeth plant from about 2010.

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Sort of correct:cool:
Designed and manufactured Korea (Daewoo). It is not made in Aus , only assembled . Imported from Korea in kit form , Opel has no interest in Daewoo products ;)
All that aside the cruze was totaly in the wrong hope who ever was invovled is ok:cool:

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Originally Posted by mfc

Point of interest ... Heard on radio national a discussion wlth a barrister re private investigators ... It's illegal to have a dash camera ...
Not that it would concern me
Cheers mark

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As Muppet said, they are 100% legal to use in every state of Australia for recording public activities which include anything that goes on on the road. He was probably referring to using them to record private situations without consent.

Same rules apply with hand held cameras and even CCTV. I've just installed some cameras at home to keep an eye on the cars out the front (as we have had some unwanted visitors unscrewing number plates and opening up the back of the 101 recently). Spoke to the Police when doing the report for the stolen plates about the cameras and basically I can have them pointing at the road and record anything that goes on up and down the street without issue, I'm just not allowed to point them into back yards or place them where they could record inside someone else's house, etc.

Record on! :D