Managing Employees Through Extreme Weather
In Australia, we’re familiar with extreme weather. Although we may not be able to control it, we can control how […]
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Ampol in talks with Willis Bond for sale, lease back of Z Energy
Australian listed fuel retailer Ampol is in advanced talks for a sale of Z Energy sites with a party that
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BP’s $US25.5bn hit from Russia exit
Energy giant BP took a $US25.5bn pretax accounting charge related to its decision to exit its Russia holdings, including its
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Cadbury releases new Caramello Sticks and chocolate blocks
The chocolate makers have collaborated with Peter’s Ice cream to create a mouth-watering frozen treat that’s filled with gooey goodness.
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‘Confusing scenario’ ahead with fuel tax credit
The federal government’s pre-election budget measure to cut fuel tax to benefit mum and dad motorists is creating cashflow headaches
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Petrol king goes shopping with Adelaide mall deal
Rich Lister Nick Andrianakos has invested for the first time in a major shopping centre, acquiring a $135 million-plus half stake
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United Petrol on Hepburn Avenue apologises on fuel price mistake
A Perth petrol station has apologised after a “technical malfunction” caused confusion over their fuel price. An image circulating online
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BP pays more than $65,000 for jet fuel spill in Adelaide’s Port River
Key points: A hose failure caused fuel to spill at Largs Bay in February 2020 Residents reported health effects from
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Fuel Drive Offs: What They Are and How Drive Off Alert Can Stop It
Many service station owners in Australia are unfortunately familiar with fuel drive offs. A drive off occurs when a customer
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Business Resources for Disaster Relief and Support in Australia
Due to the recent rainfall and floods in parts of Queensland and New South Wales, many Australian businesses are experiencing
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Russia doubles fossil fuel revenues since Ukraine invasion
Russia has nearly doubled its revenues from selling fossil fuels to the EU during the two months of war in
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Fuel giant Ampol to build electric vehicle charging sites across Australia
If fuel inflation has done one good thing it is to highlight why moving to electric vehicles as fast as
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Coca Cola bottler enjoys rebound in Australia
Drinks giant Coca-Cola has experienced a rebound in its sales in Australia, from bottled water and energy drinks to Coke
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Fawkner tops up with $140m in petrol stations
Busy fund manager Fawkner Property has closed out its latest unlisted commercial real estate vehicle after acquiring a national portfolio
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Fifth service station proposed for Sarina township
Submissions on a proposed 24-hour service station along the Bruce Highway at Sarina suggest the town has enough fuel stops
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Petrol station is approved for flood plain while the site’s underwater
Council bosses and developers finalised plans for a new petrol station in a disaster zone – while the site was
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Ampol refinery roars back into the black
Ampol has posted a jump in first-quarter profit of more than 50 per cent as its margins on processing crude
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Working Through Issues With Difficult Employees
As a service station owner, you’ve probably dealt with difficult employees before. Perhaps they’re always arguing with their coworkers, displaying
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Your Service Station Needs a Good Website – Here’s Why
You may think that it’s a strange concept for a service station to have a website. You don’t sell anything
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Russia: Large fires break out at Russian oil depots
Large fires broke out early on Monday at two oil depots in the Russian city of Bryansk, less than 100
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Ex-Tritium execs seek $10m to expand new EV charging company
Evos, an electric home and fleet charging manufacturer founded by former Tritium executives, is seeking to raise up to $10
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Inflation bites soft drink makers
Heavyweight producers of non-alcoholic beverages say about half of their sales now come from either no-sugar or low-sugar versions, but inflation in
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Car slams into Salisbury On The Run service station
Staff and customers had a lucky escape when an allegedly unlicensed driver’s car slammed through the window of a northern
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Loosening COVID restrictions, global energy crunch buoy Viva Energy
Viva Energy says sales volumes in the first three months of 2022 jumped 9 per cent year-on-year as a global
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Australia now has serious national security problem with fuel supply
Australia now has a “serious national security problem” when it comes to fuel supply — with a report revealing we
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More than 90% of Australia’s fuel is imported
Almost all of Australia’s fuel supply is imported, leaving the country vulnerable to shortages, a thinktank has warned in a
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Scott Morrison pledges $140m for hydrogen hubs in WA
Key points: Both major parties made “green” energy-related commitments in WA The Liberals pledged $140m for two hydrogen hubs Labor
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Refinery set for $300 million upgrade
Viva Energy’s Geelong refinery is set to see a $300 million upgrade, to allow it produce better-quality fuel. Prime Minister
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Looking to Sell Your Service Station? Here’s How to Prepare
Many of our members are looking to sell their service stations in the near future, but they’re not sure where
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Service station, fast food outlets set for David Low Way, Pacific Paradise
A vacant site on David Low Way that was historically used for sugar cane farming is set to be transformed
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