Sydney service station robbed by man with samurai sword
Police are on the hunt for a man who robbed a service station in Sydney’s west after producing a samurai […]
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Service stations best assets in a pandemic: valuers
With their long leases to national tenants and exposure to rising domestic travel, service stations are expected to outperform all
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Study says third of global car sales to be electric by 2030
According to new analysis just released one third of all new cars sold worldwide could be electric by the end
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Fuel outlets will have to report price changes within 30 minutes under South Australian first real-time fuel pricing system
Motorists searching for cheaper fuel may not have to wait much longer with state parliament passing long-awaited real-time fuel pricing
Car hits petrol bowser on Ogilvie Ave in Echuca
EMERGENCY services are at the scene of a car which crashed into a petrol bowser at the Liberty service station
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JobKeeper to stay til March 2021, with a two tiered payment system and eligibility tests
The Prime Minister and the Treasurer have updated us on what is happening with the JobKeeper program going forward after
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Proposal to allow continued cooperation on fuel supply security measures
The Australian Institute of Petroleum (AIP) and major oil refineries will be allowed to continue to cooperate on measures to
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Supercars fuel distributor reveals rush to supply Darwin double
Supercars’ control fuel distributor, RaceFuels, has explained the scramble it had to make to ensure it could meet demand for
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Firies extinguish ‘dangerous’ truck fire at Glenfield overnight
Emergency services were called to an explosive scene at Glenfield last night, as a truck burst into blames at the
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South Australia’s OTR service-station chain expands
South Australia’s OTR service-station chain is to open at a new location this week, with more stores to follow by
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New name, same old problems for Ampol
At Ampol, not much has changed – apart from the name. The board of the company formerly known as Caltex
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North Geelong man Stephen Zorkau admits role in local Burglary and Thefts
A man has confessed to his involvement with a suspected burglary gang responsible for a series of costly raids on
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Terrifying close call after Tasmanian motorist drives off with petrol pump still attached to their car
A driver has had an incredible near-miss while trying to fill up her car at a petrol station in Tasmania.
Man wanted over Alberton servo theft
Western District Police are searching for a man wearing a maroon coloured scarf after he stole cash and food from
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Tesla’s Chairwoman isn’t thrilled about her home country’s adoption of EVs
Tesla Chairwoman of the Board Robyn Denholm is not happy with her home country of Australia’s progress of adopting electric
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Evie to install ultra-rapid charging stations at Puma Energy truck stops
A Puma Energy truck stop outside Townsville is now the site of the first Evie Networks ultra-rapid electric vehicle charger
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Man in serious condition after service station stabbing at Surfers Paradise
A man has been left in a serious condition after an alleged stabbing near a service station at Surfers Paradise
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Man arrested over servo robbery
A 22-year-old Whyalla Norrie man has been arrested after he allegedly robbed the OTR McRitchie service armed with a pair
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Big oil write-downs are cosmetic, the real story of carnage is yet to be told
The cascade of Australian and offshore energy companies taking billions of dollars in impairments on the back of the historically
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Appeal after armed robbery – Lake Macquarie
Police are appealing for assistance after the armed robbery of a service station at Lake Macquarie early this morning. About
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Tesla tops Toyota as world’s most valuable automaker – if you ignore Elon Musk’s debt, that is
Tesla has topped Toyota to become the world’s largest car-maker based on market value. Of course, the electric car company
ACT electric vehicles to help stabilise power grid in first Australian research trial of its kind
Key points: A fleet of electric cars with two-way batteries will be used to protect the power grid against blackouts
Corio woman faces court over petrol and car thefts
A Corio woman has been arrested and charged following a string of petrol thefts across Victoria. It’s alleged she was
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Public appeal following Craigieburn petrol thefts
Police are appealing for public assistance following a series of petrol thefts in Craigieburn last month. Investigators have been told
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7-Eleven CEO Angus McKay: innovating a convenient future
Angus McKay, 7-Eleven Australia CEO, chatted with Inside Franchise Business Executive in a Q&A about the new kiosk model, delivery,
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Oil demand peaked in 2019? Nonsense, says Fesharaki
It has been the big debate among oil market insiders and observers since the depths of the initial COVID-19 outbreak
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Australia’s lack of fuel our national security ‘Achilles’ heel’
Australia has a huge national security “Achilles’ heel” that could see our economy tank within 30 days. Now a town
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Pandemic drove Australian petrol prices to record low
Petrol prices sank to their lowest levels on record across Australia’s five largest cities in April as travel restrictions and
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Gas fights for its post-COVID-19 future
Australia’s LNG producers face the risk of massive write-downs on the fundamental value of their multi-billion dollar investments as the
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Energy giants pitch rival plans for first gas import terminal
Fuel supplier Viva Energy is pushing its Geelong oil refinery site as the optimal location to build Victoria’s first gas
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