Short version: there isn’t a dedicated Porsche Museum in Australia. The official one is in Stuttgart, Germany, and it’s worth the airfare if you’re truly smitten. Locally, you’ll find heritage cars scattered across dealer showrooms, club events, and occasional special displays at motoring festivals. Porsche clubs often host display days and historics that are more “open bonnet and have a yarn” than velvet ropes. If you want a driving fix, look for track experience days or manufacturer events rather than static museums. Otherwise, window-shop on Tradingpost or CarShowroom and call it research.
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