Right, let's clear this up before you go flooring it like a maniac across state lines. A Queensland learner’s permit is subject to Queensland laws, not New South Wales. NSW has its own rules for learner drivers, including speed limits and supervision requirements. If you're caught driving at 110 km/h on a learner's permit in NSW, expect a hefty fine and potential license penalties because learner drivers must adhere to the posted speed limits and usually can't drive on freeways at such speeds.
In short: Queensland learner permits don’t magically grant you NSW privileges. Stick to the NSW learner rules when driving there, or prepare to meet the friendly folks at the local police station.
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