Deal looms on Puma Energy
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Tree branch, rock used in armed robbery at Narooma
Police are appealing for information after a Narooma service station employee was threatened this morning by two men armed with
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Australians worry about the environment, but are wary of electric cars: report
Australians are confused and wary of the range and costs of electric vehicles, a new study has found, despite their
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Campbelltown Council compensated $400,000 for fuel leaks
Campbelltown Council has been awarded $400,000 in compensation from oil giant Caltex, settling a fuel leakage dispute which lasted more
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Town’s family run BP goes to corporate giant
CHINCHILLA business owners Ian and Jenny Alexander are saying goodbye after 28 years in the fuel game. The BP service
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How to fill up cheap petrol when prices are high
A new Australian mobile app is promising cheap petrol for drivers even when everyone else is paying through the nose.
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On the Run scales up in South Australia with latest format
On the Run (OTR), part of the Peregrine Corporation, is scaling up in its home state of South Australia and
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BP joins 7-Eleven by pulling sexualised adult magazines from shelves
Adult magazines at BP and 7-Eleven are no more after the service station giants announced the sexualised publications had no
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One-third of Aussies want an electric car in the next five years
Electric cars have the potential to play an important part in reducing our carbon footprint, but new research shows Aussies
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Dubbo woman fined for failing to pay Caltex for fuel
A Dubbo woman who brazenly drove off without paying for fuel has been fined in court. Kimberly Hope Ah-See pleaded
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RAA renews calls for real-time fuel pricing after trials reveal saving potential
South Australia’s peak motoring body has ramped up its push for real-time fuel pricing in the wake of two reports
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Police charge man after armed robbery – Macquarie Fields
A man has been charged following investigations into an armed robbery at a service station in Macquarie Fields yesterday. About
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Caltex closes door on two fuel stations in Goulburn
Goulburn has lost two fuel stations with Caltex closing the doors on two of their stores. The two fuel stations
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Big chain petrol more expensive: ACCC
Independent petrol sellers offered consistently lower fuel prices than their bigger rivals in 2018, the competition watchdog has found. Data
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Motorists can save hundreds by shopping for petrol at low priced retailers
Motorists could save hundreds of dollars a year, simply by choosing to fill up at low-priced petrol retailers, a new
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‘Petrol is petrol’: Coles Express is country’s most expensive
Coles Express is Australia’s most expensive petrol retailer across five capital cities, according to an ACCC analysis of 2018 prices
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Blackburn armed robbery of man trying to sell Rolex at service station
A man trying to sell a Rolex at a Melbourne service station has been hit over the head with a
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We thought Australian cars were using less fuel. New research shows we were wrong
In several speeches of late, Prime Minister Scott Morrison insisted with a straight face that Australia is doing its bit
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Petrol soars to $1.74 as South Australians warned to brace for price hike
South Australian drivers are being urged to shop around for petrol ahead of an expected price hike. Drivers spotted a
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APN Convenience REIT to scoop up 13 service stations for $75 million
Service station operator APN Convenience REIT (ASX: AQR) is poised to expand its portfolio of properties with a proposed $75
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BP Confirms Fuel Sold at its Lindisfarne Site was ‘Off-Specification’
BP has confirmed fuel sold at its Lindisfarne site was “off-specification due likely to an incorrect delivery”. An investigation was
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MEGA Fuels owes racing teams it sponsored $843K after going into administration
The collapse of Gold Coast bulk fuel supply company Mega Ltd has left an $843,000 shortfall in the funding tank
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Metcash to lose part of 7-Eleven contract
Metcash is in negotiations with one of its biggest customers, convenience chain 7-Eleven, to salvage long-term supply contracts, just weeks
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Viva Energy’s proposed acquisition of Liberty Oil’s wholesale business not opposed
The ACCC won’t oppose the proposed acquisition of the remaining 50 per cent interest in Liberty Oil Holdings Pty Ltd’s
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Australia And Big Oil: Is There Change On The Horizon?
Gas-rich, giant resources, a stable investment environment and a trusted liquefied natural gas (LNG) supplier – Australia has been good
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Shell promotes Australia head to run global conventional oil, gas unit
MELBOURNE (Reuters) – Royal Dutch Shell has promoted its current Australia chief, Zoe Yujnovich, to the role of executive vice
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Australia needs its own fuel reserves
The heightened risk to Australia’s energy security from external shocks was starkly illuminated by the September 14 missile and drone
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Multiple car owners have reported their cars breaking down following fuel purchases from Lindisfarne BP station
A Petrol company has launched an investigation into fuel contamination at one of its Tasmanian sites following multiple reports of
Electric cars are here – but we’ll still need fuel for a long time
Electric cars are often seen as one of the great hopes for tackling climate change. With new models arriving in
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BP’s grim warning on carbon emissions
The world’s tardiness in starting to reduce carbon emissions will make the inevitable transition to net zero emissions more disorderly
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