Toll Autologistics..........isn't that just a fancy name for the Toll car transport trucking arm of Toll Holdings??? If it is, then expect your car jack and other stuff to be stolen. I had to send a vehicle using Toll and when it got to it's destination, somebody had stolen the jack, the toolkit, the jack winder, and the cigarette lighter knob. Not impressed.
You have to keep pestering Toll, they will not tell you that your car is there for weeks if at all, they just park it in the yard and forget it mostly. I wouldn't leave it there any longer than a millisecond longer than I have to.........imagine a trucking yard with your car parked up the back of it, dust, sun, diesel etc etc
A compliance plate is a small tag pop rivetted to your firewall in the engine bay to say it has met australian design rule standards, it is not a rego plate.
You can get a 7 day permit to drive it around, but the best bet is to take it to the nearest garage and get a roadworthy. You are legally allowed to drive it to the garage, get the roadworthy and then drive it to the registery or home, one way and no stopping. Even if they knock you back on the blueslip, you can drive it home still. But I'd talk to the RTA and/or ACT shopfront about it, they will tell you what you can and cannot do. But I'm sure that if you have a blueslip or knockback, you can drive it straight home.