Funding Falls as Tobacco Black Market Booms
The only money directly allocated to combat illegal tobacco in this year’s NSW state budget is going towards maintaining an […]
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Middle East Conflict Reveals Australia’s Fuel Weakness
Iran’s recent threat to close the Strait of Hormuz has brought renewed attention to Australia’s vulnerable fuel supply. While experts
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Krispy Kreme Doughnuts Now Available at Select Ampol Sites
A new partnership between Ampol and Krispy Kreme is bringing one of the world’s most loved sweet treats to more
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Record Sale for Western Sydney Service Station
A major service station property in Western Sydney, tenanted by 7-Eleven and McDonald’s, has sold at auction for $18.4 million,
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New Award Wage Rates 2024/2025
As many are already aware, the Fair Work Ombudsman recently released the latest increase in award wages, which will come
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Tobacco Shops Avoid Immediate Shutdown After Raids
Six Hervey Bay businesses allegedly involved in the sale of illegal tobacco products are continuing to trade, despite Queensland Health
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BP Continues to Remove Illegally Parked Trucks and Unhitched Trailers from Sites
BP is stepping up its enforcement measures at truck stops, with the latest action targeting illegally parked vehicles and unhitched
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Man Wanted After Knife Assault in Adelaide Service Station
A police search is underway following a violent incident at a small grocery store in Adelaide’s northern suburbs on Saturday
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Investing in Security and Simplicity: How APW Wentworthville Has Benefited from VDMS
At APW Wentworthville, long-term thinking has paid off. For over ten years, owner Bill Morcos has relied on VDMS to
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Austrac Targets Illegal Tobacco Profits
Australia’s financial intelligence agency, Austrac, has been called in to assist with efforts to combat the illegal tobacco trade, which
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Illegal Cigarettes Seized in Major Queensland Raid
Millions of illicit cigarettes, vaping devices, and loose tobacco have been seized in one of the largest single operations targeting
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Service Station Arson Denied Bail
A Canberra man accused of attempting to set a gas bottle alight near a fuel pump has been denied bail,
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Error Hits Service Station Customers Nationwide
Customers across Australia are being urged to check their bank accounts after a serious payment system error at national petrol
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Ampol Lists Development Sites in $20M National Sell-Off
Ampol, formerly operating as Caltex Australia, is placing a portfolio of 13 development properties on the market after conducting a
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Tobacco Excise Under Fire as Black Market Grows
New South Wales Premier Chris Minns is urging the federal government to review the country’s tobacco excise, warning that high
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7-Eleven Appoints New CEO
Seven & i Holdings, the Japanese parent company of 7-Eleven, has officially named Stephen Dacus as its new President and
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Robbery Attempt at Rockhampton Service Station
Police are seeking assistance from the public to identify a man involved in an attempted armed robbery at a Rockhampton
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Driver Arrested After Violent Collision at SA Service Station
A woman has been arrested after allegedly using her hatchback to deliberately ram another vehicle multiple times at a service
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Independent Petrol Station Battles Relentless Break-Ins
A small petrol station in the rural town of Loch is facing a spate of break-ins as it continues to
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Excise on Tobacco Helps Criminal Gangs
Economists often act as if they alone discovered the idea of unintended consequences. But in reality, it’s just common sense:
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Vandals Sabotage Melbourne Petrol Station in Targeted Attack
A petrol station in Melbourne’s west has fallen victim to a deliberate and destructive act of vandalism, causing thousands of
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SA Police Deal Major Blow Illicit Tobacco
South Australian police have struck a significant blow against organised crime networks, confiscating more than $22 million worth of assets—including
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Ampol Exits Electricity Retail to Refocus on EV Charging
Ampol has decided to withdraw from the residential electricity retail market, ending a three-year effort to sell power to homes,
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Seisia Left Without Supermarket and Service Station
Australia’s northernmost mainland community, Seisia, has been without its only supermarket and service station for nearly two months, leaving its
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Crude oil drops to four-year low
Australians are beginning to feel a touch of financial relief as fuel prices ease after a prolonged period of record
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BP Armidale Reopens with Bold New Look
BP Armidale has officially reopened following a million-dollar transformation, becoming only the second BP site in Australia to showcase the
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Authorities Ramp Up Crackdown on Illegal Tobacco Trade in South Australia
Authorities in South Australia have increased their crackdown on the illicit tobacco trade, carrying out nearly 400 raids across the
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Victoria’s New Tobacco Scheme Slammed Over Enforcement Gaps
Victoria’s soon-to-be-launched tobacco licensing scheme is facing heavy criticism from retailers and industry bodies, who argue it is flawed, costly,
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Police Investigate Stabbing and Robbery in Adelaide’s West
South Australian Police are investigating two separate incidents that unfolded in Adelaide’s western suburbs on Tuesday night—one involving a stabbing,
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Chalmers Calls Out Dutton’s Fuel Excise “Con Job”
Treasurer Jim Chalmers has dismissed Opposition Leader Peter Dutton’s promise to slash the fuel excise as a misleading cost-of-living gimmick,
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