Reserve Bank Pushes to Eliminate Card Surcharges
The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) is moving to eliminate debit and credit card surcharges, a change that could save […]
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The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) is moving to eliminate debit and credit card surcharges, a change that could save […]
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Cash flow is the lifeblood of any service station. It’s what keeps fuel in the tanks, shelves stocked, and wages
Mastering Cash Flow: Why It Matters for Your Service Station Read More »
In a busy service station environment, a well-structured onboarding process is vital for setting new employees up for success. It
Creating a Strong Onboarding Process for New Staff Read More »
The well-loved Thirroul Service Station has received national recognition after being featured in a finalist entry for a major photography
Photograph Captures Thirroul Servo’s Spirit Read More »
Shell has formally dismissed recent speculation linking it to a possible takeover of rival energy company BP. The company issued
Shell Denies BP Takeover Speculation Read More »
A new report reveals that most Australian drivers of traditional petrol or diesel cars remain reluctant to move to electric
Drivers Still Hesitant to Switch to Electric Read More »
UK-based EG Group is preparing to sell its Australian fuel and convenience store operations, and Ampol, its long-standing wholesale supplier,
Ampol Poised to Acquire EG Group Read More »
While fire extinguishers are required at every service station, they are often overlooked until they are urgently needed. Ensuring your
Fire Extinguisher Checks: A Simple Step That Can Save Lives Read More »
Every service station owner and manager knows the impact of an unreliable team member. When staff don’t show up for
Dealing with No-Shows and Unreliable Staff Read More »
A new chapter in clean transport is unfolding as Toll Group teams up with Viva Energy Australia to deliver a
Hydrogen Powers a New Era in Freight Read More »
New South Wales has established a dedicated task force to address the state’s growing black market for illegal tobacco and
NSW Launches Taskforce to Tackle Illegal Tobacco Read More »
A BP-branded service station in Perth’s northern growth corridor has sold for $4.4 million, marking the strongest result for a
Record Sale Signals Strong Demand for WA Service Stations Read More »
From 1 July 2025, all NSW service stations that sell tobacco or non-tobacco smoking products must hold a valid tobacco
New Tobacco Licensing Scheme Now in Effect – What You Need to Know Read More »
Many service stations rely on young or inexperienced workers to keep operations running smoothly. While they often bring enthusiasm and
Managing Young or Inexperienced Workers at Your Service Station Read More »
Stock loss is a silent profit killer for service stations. Whether it’s due to theft, administrative errors, or damage, even
Reducing Stock Loss: Practical Steps for Service Stations Read More »
The only money directly allocated to combat illegal tobacco in this year’s NSW state budget is going towards maintaining an
Funding Falls as Tobacco Black Market Booms Read More »
Iran’s recent threat to close the Strait of Hormuz has brought renewed attention to Australia’s vulnerable fuel supply. While experts
Middle East Conflict Reveals Australia’s Fuel Weakness Read More »
A new partnership between Ampol and Krispy Kreme is bringing one of the world’s most loved sweet treats to more
Krispy Kreme Doughnuts Now Available at Select Ampol Sites Read More »
A major service station property in Western Sydney, tenanted by 7-Eleven and McDonald’s, has sold at auction for $18.4 million,
Record Sale for Western Sydney Service Station Read More »
As many are already aware, the Fair Work Ombudsman recently released the latest increase in award wages, which will come
New Award Wage Rates 2024/2025 Read More »
Ravi Kasturi is not your typical service station operator. Since launching his first site in 2020, Ravi has rapidly expanded
As a service station owner, there comes a point where doing everything yourself becomes unsustainable. If you’re constantly covering shifts,
When to Hire Your First Site Manager (and How to Train Them) Read More »
Cash handling remains a key part of service station operations, even with the rise of card and mobile payments. But
Managing Cash Safely at Your Service Station Read More »
If you own a service station, environmental compliance is not just about ticking boxes. It is directly connected to the
How Environmental Non-Compliance Can Devalue Your Petrol Station Read More »
Six Hervey Bay businesses allegedly involved in the sale of illegal tobacco products are continuing to trade, despite Queensland Health
Tobacco Shops Avoid Immediate Shutdown After Raids Read More »
BP is stepping up its enforcement measures at truck stops, with the latest action targeting illegally parked vehicles and unhitched
BP Continues to Remove Illegally Parked Trucks and Unhitched Trailers from Sites Read More »
A police search is underway following a violent incident at a small grocery store in Adelaide’s northern suburbs on Saturday
Man Wanted After Knife Assault in Adelaide Service Station Read More »
Slips, trips and falls are among the most common causes of injury in service stations. While often overlooked, these incidents
Preventing Trip Hazards: A Simple Step Towards Safer Sites Read More »
In a busy service station environment, it is easy to assume that staff will naturally know what to do. However,
Why Clear Job Descriptions Matter at Your Service Station Read More »
At APW Wentworthville, long-term thinking has paid off. For over ten years, owner Bill Morcos has relied on VDMS to
Investing in Security and Simplicity: How APW Wentworthville Has Benefited from VDMS Read More »