OTR approved to sell alcohol through its app
Key points: OTR applied for a liquor licence last year to sell alcohol through its app It was refused because […]
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Petrol stations still considered a ‘safe return’ for investors
Petrol stations are guzzling up investor cash in what has been a busy year for sales. But agents warn the
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Robe council depot to be fitted with diesel pumps
Key points: Robe’s major fuel supplier closed midway through 2022 The council maintains there will be enough fuel to service
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Petrol prices fall for the first time in two years
Petrol prices fell by an average of 10.3¢ a litre for the first time in almost two years in Australia’s
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Exxon lifts share buyback to $74b after record profit
ExxonMobil raised its annual share buyback by about 10 per cent, six weeks after the oil giant posted its highest
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Can Diesel Fuel Go Bad?
Let’s address two common questions – does diesel fuel go bad, and what exactly does it mean for this type
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The Best Ways to Improve Energy Drink Sales
At most petrol stations and c-stores, energy drinks outsell many other beverages by a notable amount. Customers looking for a
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Second round fast charger grants open
Drivers are set to receive a huge boost in charging infrastructure across the state with hundreds of new bays to
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Labor to spend $20m to accelerate electric truck use
The Australian Renewable Energy Agency has awarded Team Global Express, formerly Toll Global Express a grant of $20.1 million to
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The Ins and Outs of Fuel Storage
As fuel retailers, we need to be experts in the products we sell. Fuel storage is one of the most
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Becoming a Customer-Centric Service Station
Since the pandemic, your customers have gone through a behavioural and societal shift. It’s time to adapt your service station
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Kylea Tink bill takes aim at low-quality petrol
Independents are seeking to pressure the government to improve Australia’s fuel standards immediately, with a bill to be presented to
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Wrapped in paper: Mars Wrigley makes the switch
Mars Wrigley Australia’s move to paper-based wrappers for its chocolate bar lines marks a world-first for the company and is
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Shepparton South BP set to reopen in December
Shepparton South BP will reopen on Friday, December 9, following extensive flooding at the site in October. A BP spokesperson
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Fuel Card surcharges value stalls against inflation
Key points: Surcharges of up to 3.75 per cent are being placed on pensioner fuel cards Card user Darryl May
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Understanding and Managing Employees’ Mental Health
Since the pandemic, there are growing concerns for staff regarding employment and income security in line with increased workload and
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6 Critical Petrol Station Risks and How to Manage Them
As a petrol station owner, you’re aware that many types of accidents are possible on the forecourt. We put together
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How to stay safe online during tax time
Over the past few years, more and more Australians have opted to do some or all their taxes online. There
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Toowoomba man’s ‘bizarre’ late night robbery attempt
A man’s actions have been labelled as “quite bizarre” after he attended a service station with a crowbar and torch,
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Major fuel stop between Queensland and NT closes indefinitely
Key points: A fire has caused significant damage to the Barkly Homestead Roadhouse kitchen The key fuel stop between the
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The Importance of POS System Training
Your console operators control your customers’ experience, so it’s important that they are capable and confident. Training Console Operators While
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Learn About Sources of Fuel Loss
In the fuel industry, there are five common sources of fuel loss. When you’re familiar with these sources, you can
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Australia told to end new fossil fuel subsidies
Australia must stop subsidising new fossil fuel developments if it is to win a key Pacific nation’s support for its
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Deliveroo: Food delivery platform to be turned off in Australia
Deliveroo Australia has sacked 150 staff and kicked almost 12,000 restaurants, and 14,500 riders off its platform after the British
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Keeping Your Petrol Station Safe From Robbery
While expanding your c-store’s inventory is always a good thing, doing so can unfortunately increase your risk of robbery. The
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Nestle is changing the way KitKats, Nespresso and Milo are made
In the coming decades, KitKats will be wrapped in fully recycled packaging with a vegan version widely available; coffee from
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Machete used during armed robbery at Victorian service station
Police are searching for a man who wielded a machete as he climbed over the counter during an armed robbery
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Australia-Indonesia lithium alliance to lock up EV market
Indonesia has begun talks with Australia on a plan to invest in a long-term lithium mining and processing partnership that
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Mrs Mac’s acquired by AUS Pie Co
Mrs Mac’s Pie Company has been acquired by a company trading as Aus Pie Co. With details about Aus Pie
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