Charter Hall in exclusive talks to buy Ampol property portfolio
Ampol – formerly known as Caltex – has found a buyer for a $1 billion-odd stake in its petrol station […]
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The diabolical state of the oil industry means write-downs in Australia are inevitable
The radical survival plan outlined by Oil Search on Wednesday serves as an industry portent for what should be an
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Police have arrested a man following a service station robbery at Dublin on Tuesday
Police have arrested a man following a service station robbery at Dublin on Tuesday evening. Just after 7.45pm on Tuesday
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Oil Search lays off 550 workers as energy prices plummet in pandemic
The head of Australian-listed energy producer Oil Search said the axing of one in three workers was a painful but
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Shell cuts its valuation $22 billion as it battles the impacts of the coronavirus on the oil industry
Oil major Shell says it is writing down the value of its assets by up to $US22 billion as it
Ampol ‘open to consolidation’
Fuels retailer Ampol has opened the door to potential consolidation among Australia’s four remaining refiners amid a tough outlook for
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Ampol boss sees us driving differently
Ampol’s newly-appointed chief executive Matthew Halliday expects an evolution in motorists’ habits and fuel demand over the next six months
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We will need to learn to live with the virus, says new Ampol boss
Ampol’s newly-appointed chief executive Matthew Halliday has said the resurgence in the number of COVID-19 cases was an expected byproduct
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Lithium demand predicted to almost triple leaving Western Australia well-positioned as global supplier
Australia has 30 per cent of the world’s lithium resources Lithium prices are predicted to rise after 2021 In 2019,
Cheap petrol: E10 fuel selling for 39 cents as price wars heat up
Petrol in one part of NSW is being sold for as low as 39 cents a litre, as a local
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Customers concerned as 7-Eleven launches facial recognition inside every store
7-Eleven has confirmed it has rolled out facial recognition software across all of its Australian stores. The convenience store chain
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United service station due to be built along Kidman Way
Griffith is set to become the new home of a United Petroleum service station after the city’s council approved a
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Moelis helps Puma Energy sell out of APN REIT
Puma Energy has waved goodbye to another Australian asset; its stake in APN Convenience Retail REIT (AQR). The fuel retailer
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The luxury electric cars coming to Australia this year
Two much-awaited e-models from Porsche and Audi will arrive in Australia in 2020. The electric vehicle that many sports car
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Brisbane firm’s ‘Plug and Charge’ solution
Tritium takes the pain out of EV charging Electric vehicle drivers may never again have to reach for their wallets,
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Council-owned block gets green light for fuel station
South Burnett Regional councillors have all voted in favour to approve a 24-hour fuel station at Burnett site The 65,000
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Musk sets date for ‘one of the most exciting days in Tesla’s history’
Tesla chief executive Elon Musk has said September 15 is the tentative date for the company’s shareholder meeting as well
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Coles ramps up prepared meals with Youfoodz deal
Coles is preparing for a post-pandemic pick-up in demand for convenience foods and prepared meals by entering into a long
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Chevron’s exit from $34b NW Shelf opens door for Woodside
Chevron will seek to sell out of Australia’s largest and longest running liquefied natural gas venture, heralding the biggest overhaul
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Anthony Lynham writes to ACCC over north west Queensland fuel prices
The Palaszczuk government is seeking an independent investigation into fuel prices in Mount Isa and Cloncurry. Energy Minister Dr Anthony
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Beefed-up ute sales help to erode vehicle emission fall
Improvements in the carbon emissions rates of new cars sold in Australia have slowed, with a shift to large utes
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Ampol says no guidance amid virus hit
Refiner and fuel retailer Ampol will not provide profit guidance for the half-year ended June 30, given the unprecedented levels
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Wallan’s James Hewitt steals petrol from Coles Express
A Wallan man who “didn’t want to pay” for a petrol managed to get away without footing a bill a
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Fuel reserves to be boosted by 30 days, stored onshore
The federal government will expand domestic fuel reserves under a plan it says will enhance national sovereignty. Following several years
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Retail Fuel Drives Better View For Viva Energy
Viva Energy provided an upbeat outlook for the remainder of 2020 and, further afield, outlined a strategy to develop its
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Australia switches on hydrogen car manufacturing
Industry heavyweights team up to produce 20,000 zero-emissions vehicles in NSW by 2025 An Australian tech startup has revealed ambitious
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Police appeal for information following break-in at Boorowa Service Station
Police are appealing for information from the public following a break-in at a service station in Boorowa on Wednesday morning.
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BP’s price would wipe billions off local oil and gas firms
Credit Suisse analysts say the Australian oil and gas sector faces massive writedowns if oil prices stay at long term
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Refiners to battle for oil reserve contracts
Ampol and Viva Energy are expected to vie with international rivals Esso and BP and fuel storage experts such as
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Oil’s bleak outlook is bad news for the global economy
Energy demand is as good a barometer of global economic conditions as any other indicator. If the International Energy Agency’s
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