Armidale robbery: 15-year-old boy admits to armed robbery of BP service station on July 23
A TEENAGE boy has admitted to the armed hold-up of a service station in Armidale last month. The 15-year-old is […]
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Push for 24-hour convenience stores to sell prescription medicines
The peak body for convenience stores has backed calls to relax the strict rules governing pharmacies to enable Australians to
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Gosnells, Perth 7-Eleven service station sold for $5.1 million
A 7-Eleven service station and convenience store in the south-eastern Perth suburb of Gosnells has sold for $5.1 million. The
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“It takes 21 days to change our habits”: Inside 7-Eleven’s free coffee initiative
While Woolworths’ CEO Brad Banducci defends the supermarket’s use of plastic-toy giveaways to drive sales, 7-Eleven is taking a different
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MLC puts Tasmanian smoking legislation on hold
A move to ban the sale of cigarettes to Tasmanians aged under 21 has been put on hold. Independent member
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Cheap fuel won’t last: RACQ
State’s peak motoring body has warned Brisbane drivers would soon be faced with a rude shock at the bowser as
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Action needed on electric vehicle road user charging
The Australian Trucking Association (ATA) has backed calls for the Government to act on road user charging for electric vehicles,
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Fossil fuel holdings cost BlackRock investors $90bn
BlackRock has lost more than US$90 billion ($133bn) by investing in fossil fuel-dependent companies over the last decade, a new
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Aussies praise 7-Eleven for free coffee giveaway
It sounds too good to be true, which is why customers are frothing about the convenience store’s “immense” freebie. Here’s
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ACCC’s sloppy logic on electric vehicles fails to consider health costs
The ACCC’s claim that pollution-emitting vehicles are unfairly subsidising zero-emission vehicles completely overlooks the enormous health cost to the taxpayer
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Petrol myths, busted
RACV experts debunk 10 of the most common petrol myths. So we all know it’s cheaper to buy petrol on
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ACCC says EV owners not paying their fair share
Chairman of the ACCC Rod Sims has caused a stir with comments that wealthy electric vehicle drivers have an unfair
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Fuel deal won’t lessen risk of pumps running dry
Energy Minister Angus Taylor has announced that the government is negotiating to buy millions of barrels of oil from America’s
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Australia has less than a month of fuel in reserves: Are we heading to fuel rationing?
Australia could be heading into a period of fuel rationing as reserves drop dangerously low, with less than a month
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Coalition aims to lower domestic gas costs
Businesses and households could find themselves with lower power bills as the federal government seeks to shore up Australia’s domestic
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Auto groups urge ‘fairer’ system for petrol cars
The Royal Automobile Club of Victoria has demanded an overhaul of the “broken” system of car taxes and road charges,
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Australia looks to access US fuel reserves to shore up supplies amid Persian Gulf tensions
Australia is eyeing off the United States’ tightly guarded fuel reserve as it seeks to overcome having less than a
Petrol rationing a real risk if Persian Gulf tensions continue
Petrol rationing, not seen since the 1970s, could be coming to a service station near you if tensions continue to
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Police investigating armed robbery at Sebastopol service station
POLICE are investigating an attempted armed robbery at a Sebastopol service station earlier this morning. A police spokesperson said a
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Australia being left behind in global shift towards electric vehicles
Australia is increasingly falling behind the world in the adoption of electric vehicles, leaving drivers at risk of being stranded.
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Fuel Frenzy: Perth Drivers Queue For Hundreds Of Metres For Cheap Petrol
Perth loves a queue — especially if the petrol at the end is just 99 cents, where drivers have been
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Electric cars won’t save the planet without a clean energy overhaul – they could increase pollution
Several countries – including France, Norway and the UK – have plans to phase out cars powered by fossil fuel
Young petrol prices could be a lot worse
Despite Young’s petrol prices being up to five cents a litre more expensive than some smaller local towns Young’s prices
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Robbery with violence, Townsville
Two men who allegedly robbed a service station and assaulted an employee at Giru have been arrested by police after
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Aussies among winners at bowser
Global survey shows Australians are well off when it comes to affordable pump prices A WORLDWIDE survey of fuel pump
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‘We’re watching you’: Barr vows more scrutiny on petrol outlets
Chief Minister Andrew Barr is vowing to keep the spotlight on major petrol retailers, as a new report shows Canberra’s
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Armidale armed robbery: Angus Morris charged with being accessory to BP service station robbery and stealing from Saints Mary and Joseph Catholic Cath
A MAN and a teenage boy have been refused bail, charged in connection to the armed robbery of an Armidale
Petrol boss portfolio top-up adds zoom to Qld growth corridor with $8m property play
United Petroleum co-founder Avi Silver is behind an $8 million deal to secure one of the last major development sites
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Servos to name and shame dodgy petrol thieves
Thousands of Sydneysiders are driving off without paying for petrol, spawning a new online “name and shame” website. The drive-off
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Service station robbery at Millicent, South Australia
Limestone Coast Police are seeking the assistance of the public to help identify a man wanted for questioning over a
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