Can I drive with the Australian driving license in Denmark?

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The laws in Denmark say the following:
You are allowed to drive in Denmark with your foreign driving licence if: You permanently reside outside Denmark. If the driving licence is not written in the Latin alphabet (the script used to write English, for instance), you must show an English or Danish translation of the licence when you present it. The translation must have been made by a public authority or organisation in the country where your licence was issued. You reside permanently in Denmark and your driving licence was issued by an EU country, Faroe Islands, Iceland, Liechtenstein or Norway and it has not expired. You have a physical Ukrainian driving license and have a temporary residence permit in Denmark because you have fled Ukraine. You permanently reside in Denmark and possess a Greenland driving licence supplemented by driving lessons in Denmark (read more below).
Source: City of Copenhagen

It means that:
1. As a holder of a driving license from Australia, you can drive in Denmark without an International Driving Permit.
2. You will not need an International Driving Permit to drive in Denmark.

Different rental agencies might still require an IDP even while the local laws do not require it. Please find your appropriate local supplier in the list above to verify.

We don't have any real life reports by Australian travelers in Denmark.
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