Petrol station proposed for West Street in Busselton
City of Busselton councillors are expected to vote on a petrol station development on the corner of West Street and […]
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Inquest lays bare tragic petrol sniffing deaths of three children in remote NT communities
THE tragically short lives of three children who died after a long history of petrol sniffing in remote NT communities
Excavators move on Garbutt petrol station development site
The former offices and workshops of the Lancini group in Townsville have been levelled ahead of the site’s development for
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Employee threatened with knife at Silkstone service station
Police have released footage of the terrifying moment a man entered a Silkstone service station, threatening the store attendant with
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Woman wins dispute in contaminated diesel fuel case
A Ford driver whose diesel engine failed due to fuel contamination has won a claim dispute with Suncorp. The woman
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Pressure escalates for urgent refining bail-out
The existential threat that has enveloped Australia’s refineries due to the COVID-19 pandemic has put the Morrison government over a
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Petrol Station Safety: The Top 8 Areas to Consider
As the owner of any business, one of your main concerns should be for the safety of both yourself, your
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OPEC doesn’t see peak oil demand — yet
The coronavirus crisis has sparked talk that the world might have reached peak oil demand but the OPEC cartel sees
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Saudi Arabia plans to be last man standing
As big Western oil companies start greening their operations, Saudi Aramco looks to double down on the oil markets that
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Fuel security package may not save Ampol’s Brisbane refinery
Ampol’s sole remaining refinery looks slated for closure after a blowout in losses, signalling that the federal government’s $2.5 billion
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Man accused of robbing Logan servo at knifepoint arrested
A man has been arrested and charged after allegedly robbing a Logan service station at knifepoint. The terrifying robbery unfolded
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Police charge Bethania man, 21, after public tip-offs following Waterford service station robbery
Police have charged a 21-year-old Bethania man after an armed robbery at a service station at Waterford yesterday. The arrest
Govt financial package will ‘supercharge’ EV adoption
BMW Group Australia is providing a $1500 incentive to some companies for buying its EVs. The group is assured the
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Queensland investor snaps up inner-city service station
A Queensland investor has swooped on a Toowoomba service station for more than $5 million, following a national campaign. The
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Why $8.62m asset sale could trigger new investment wave
The reserve-shattering sale of a new 7-Eleven service station with an attached McDonald’s drive-through restaurant could trigger a wave of
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Cigarettes stolen from Whyalla Playford servo
Police are investigating a robbery at a Whyalla service station overnight. Just after midnight on Tuesday 6 October, a man
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Ampol and ExxonMobil form new alliance
Delivery of Mobil lubricants to the Australian market will be supported by Ampol under a new marketing alliance. In partnership
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Electric car put to the test in regional and rural NSW
New regional public EV charging stations are being rolled out on the east coast The charging stations make regional travel
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Pure electric vehicles are already outselling hybrids in the UK. Australia way behind on EV
It’s now early October, which means a lot of vehicle data is being released about sales and registrations of different
Underground Fuel Tanks: Why You Should Reline Instead of Replace
As mentioned in our interview with Peter Hale of TRL Engineering, there will come a point in the lifespan of
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7 Things to Consider When Choosing a Brand of Coffee for your Servo
Nobody wants to gain the reputation of being the petrol station with notoriously bad coffee. When it comes to products
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Fuel spill in Barooga
Firefighters today prevented fuel from seeping in to the Barooga Creek. About 200 litres of unleaded fuel spilled in to
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Hino Trucks And Toyota Jointly Develop Class 8 Fuel Cell Electric Truck For North America
Hydrogen-Powered Truck Will Offer Heavy-Duty Capability and Clean Emissions NOVI, Mich., Oct. 5, 2020 /PRNewswire/ — With the rapidly expanding
Exxon Mobil projects emissions increase from fossil fuel production: report
Exxon Mobil projects an increase in its carbon emissions from fossil fuel production over the next several years, Bloomberg reported
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Appeal after service station break-in at Bombala, NSW
Police are appealing for information after an ATM was stolen from a service station in the state’s south this morning.
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5 FAQs about expired supply agreements
Supply Agreements typically include an end date or state and that it will be for a fixed period. Where the
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Oil demand drop pushes fuel firms to electricity and hydrogen
Royal Dutch Shell will cut 7000 to 9000 jobs from its 83,000 global employees because of the COVID-19 pandemic and
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Petrol theft Melbourne: Crime Stoppers’ most wanted alleged petrol thieves
Crime Stoppers Victoria has released the images of a number of alleged petrol thieves, who police believe filled up their
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Toowoomba and Lockyer region’s $30m service station splurge
Investors spent nearly $30 million on several major service stations across Toowoomba and the Lockyer Valley this year. In a
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Shell backs hydrogen and fuel cells in future fuels debate
As diverse members of the shipping industry jostle to have their say on future fuels ahead of key talks at
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