Seeing red over fuel price apps
ONLY three days into the government’s two-year fuel price reporting trial and people are already seeing red. Springfield’s Nick Rose […]
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WA’s most controversial petrol station almost driven out of Dunsborough
Dunsborough locals have helped dent the aspirations of developers who want to build a 24-hour Puma Energy petrol station and
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Shell & BP Are Now Selling Crude Oil on the Blockchain
Shell and BP are now using a blockchain-based trading platform for crude oil, which they hope will solve trade and
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Hyundai reveals Australia’s cheapest electric car
Electricity prices may be going up, but Australia has a new cheapest electric vehicle. The Hyundai Ioniq – priced at
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Australia’s EV infrastructure dilemma; the downfall of the wait and see approach
Electric vehicle adoption in Australia is far behind that of Western Europe, Developed Asia or North America. As the country’s
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Rare earth mineral discovery could make Australia a major player in electric vehicle supply chain
Supplies of a rare metal critical to building electric cars, smartphones and modern wind turbines will be boosted, after researchers
Could you and your staff spot a fake $50 note?
With the busy festive shopping period approaching and a shiny new $50 note in circulation, it’s important for business operators
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Canberra petrol stations to be banned from advertising discount fuel prices
Have you ever chosen a petrol station that seemingly offers the best bang for your buck, only to make the
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Queensland’s electric vehicle revolution charging ahead
Hyundai’s first fully electric vehicle had its first test run on Australian roads today – with Queensland, the nation leader
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Electric cars continue push into Australia despite lack of government support
Electric vehicles makers are pushing into Australia despite a lack of government support, as cars begin hitting Australian shores at
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Supreme Court approves Coles spinoff
Wesfarmers has gotten the green light from the Supreme Court of Western Australia to proceed with the demerger of Coles.
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Blackouts and Coles Express wipe Viva Energy earnings predictions
A major blackout and poor refining performance have forced petroleum company Viva Energy to drop its earnings forecasts, wiping $770
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Coles unveils first Coles Local convenience store format
Coles is aiming to take market share from independent retailers including IGA and Harris Farm Markets by opening a network
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Carbar, Caltex turning servos into car yards
We’ve all been through the rollercoaster of selling a car, whether it’s bartering for a better deal, feeling bullied by
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Australia Post rival Sendle adds service station parcel drop-off with Hubbed partnership
An Aussie start-up that claims to offer rates 70 per cent cheaper than Australia Post has revealed a new plan
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Queensland driving electric vehicle future for Australia
Korean business leaders are praising Annastacia Palaszczuk for Queensland’s leadership in innovation and new technology. At Hyundai’s headquarters the Premier
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Woolworths offloads petrol business to EG Group for $1.7b
After a two-year process, grocery giant Woolworths Group has finally penned a $1.7 billion deal to offload its 540 fuel
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Government lay the heat on petrol companies to bring prices down
Prime Minister Scott Morrison has demanded the petrol sector act in the best interests of consumers in the face of
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Electric vehicle owners ‘should pay a road tax’, drivers’ survey finds
Motorists think it’s unfair for electric vehicle owners to use roads without paying fuel excise for their upkeep, leading to
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Hyundai and Kia to integrate solar panels into vehicles from 2020
HOW new tech will save you money and the environment. HYUNDAI and Kia are planning to introduce solar roofs on
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Caltex leans on Woolworths to drive retail growth
Reduced fuel volumes and lower margins due to “targeted competitor actions” in Q3 wiped $20 million off of Caltex’s forecasted
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Coles in $40 million claim against tax office over disappearing fuel
Coles is suing the tax office in an attempt to claw back $40 million it paid in fuel excise, in
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PM calls watchdog over petrol
Prime Minister Scott Morrison has contacted the competition watchdog regarding rising petrol prices. Last month, prices hit a 10-year-high in
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Caltex to lift dividend payout but warns of earnings hit
Caltex Australia has flagged higher dividend payouts for shareholders but chief executive Julian Segal has insisted the business is being
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Electric vehicles set to bring hundreds of jobs to Victoria’s Latrobe Valley
About 500 jobs are set to be created in the Latrobe Valley, with the Victorian Government announcing a deal to
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Caltex still in slow lane despite payout bump
A lot can change in two months. Just ask Caltex. It was on August 28 that chief executive Julian Segal
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National fuel strike kicks off as motorists make stand against price gouging
UP TO 167,000 Australians are planning to shun petrol stations for the next two days to protest record-breaking petrol costs.
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Oil price falls, Australians hope petrol is next
Australians concerned about recent high petrol prices might soon be in for some relief, with oil prices tumbling overnight on
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National fuel strike: Petrol price pain prompts fed-up motorist to call for fuel boycott
A motorist fed up with high petrol prices is calling on drivers across Australia to boycott service stations for one
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A major stumbling block to owning an electric car in Australia is a step closer to being removed
ONE of the biggest stumbling blocks to owning an electric vehicle in Australia is a major step closer to being