In Queensland, a 3-inch lift on a vehicle isn't automatically illegal, but it does need to meet certain regulations. The Department of Transport and Main Roads mandates that any suspension modifications must not compromise safety or vehicle compliance. Your ride must pass an engineering inspection to certify that the lift doesn't adversely affect handling, stability, or roadworthiness.
Also, remember that the maximum allowable ground clearance and vehicle height limits must be adhered to, or you might be greeted with a hefty fine and some unhappy officers. For peace of mind, get a professional engineering certificate and check your modified vehicle at ServiceCentral before hitting the road.
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