Moorabbin CIU bust fuel fraudsters
Moorabbin Crime Investigation Unit detectives have arrested and charged three people following an investigation into $130,000 of alleged fuel deceptions. […]
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This is what petrol-free service station signs may look like, courtesy of SA Liberals
If you’ve ever wondered what a fossil-fuel free service station sign would like, the South Australian Liberal government has created
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Construction of new WA lithium refinery looms after EPA green light
Construction of Wesfarmers’ West Australian lithium project looks set to commence later this year after its plans for a refinery
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Global car manufacturer says Australia is failing to lure electric vehicle importers
Key points: Advocates have accused the Australian government of sending mixed messages to manufacturers The ACT has introduced nation-leading incentives
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How To Market Your Petrol Station in 2021
As the owner of a petrol station, it can be tempting to believe that the fuel industry is a necessary,
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Why You Should Conduct a Service Station Audit
To many business owners, the idea of completing an audit can be intimidating. However, conducting regular audits of your service
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Stolen dalby car connected to Warra fuel drive off and Miles crime
A manhunt is underway for a wanted person who committed crimes in Miles, Warra, and Dalby. Police are on the
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Big Oil’s climate defeats deepen risks for Australian producers
Australia’s biggest oil and gas companies could find it harder to sell down stakes in projects and sanction new production
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Check your Energy Bill before EOFY
We get it. For any business, the EOFY can be stressful. It sneaks up on you and, before you know
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Shell loses climate case that may set precedent for big oil
Royal Dutch Shell has been ordered by a Dutch court to slash its emissions harder and faster than planned, dealing
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Viva Energy pumps out ‘no’ to JobKeeper return
Viva Energy, which supplies Shell petrol stations, has rejected repaying $21.8 million in JobKeeper subsidies received during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Govt authority kills plans for two servos because of a date on a letter
The NT Government’s Development Consent Authority has rejected an application for two proposed new service stations in Alice Springs because
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Free rego and $15,000 loans: How to encourage electric vehicle ownership
Jaguar recently announced that it will no longer manufacture petrol or diesel vehicles from 2025 but will focus exclusively on
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Footage shows dramatic armed robbery at Bundaberg service station
Dramatic CCTV footage released by police has shown the alarming moment two armed robbers jumped the counter and threatened a
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Costly hazards on the road to electric vehicle take-up
Readers will be pleased to know independent member for Warringah Zali Steggall has been able to trade in her gas-guzzling
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Victoria’s ridiculous tax on Electric Vehicles has passed, starts July 1st 2021
Today, Victoria’s Legislative Assembly debated the merits of the ‘Zero and Low Emission Vehicle Distance-based Charge Bill 2021’. This bill
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Should banning petrol cars and going electric be Australia’s next light bulb moment?
In 2007, Malcolm Turnbull turned off an industry’s life support without blinking. The industry made light bulbs, of the traditional
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Petrol stations future value is not in fuel: it’s in their location
It is a rare thing for me to drive my electric vehicle (EV) in to a petrol station. Believe it
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‘Some refuse to sit in them’: The multibillion-dollar gamble to get Australians into electric cars
It gave the world the Corvette and the Camaro, the Trans Am and Pontiac GTO; cars that idled with a
Man arrested after service station robbed – Campbelltown
A man has been arrested after a service station was robbed in Sydney’s South West. Just after 3pm (Saturday 22
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ACT offers 2 years free rego to drivers who buy new, used zero-emissions vehicles
One Australian jurisdiction is offering two years of free rego to motorists – but there’s a big condition drivers must
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Electric vehicles to be ‘preferred choice’ in SA by 2030 as charging stations increased
The state government aims to have SA homes “prefer” electric cars by 2030, with hundreds of charging stations planned. See
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Ampol partners with Tesla as it eyes electric, hydrogen future
Solar panels and Tesla batteries will begin to be installed at Ampol sites as part of its future fuels strategy.
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Understanding a Robbery
As the owner of a business, it’s important to be educated about a multitude of emergency scenarios to ensure you
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How to Clean up a Small Fuel Spill
No matter what type of business you own, accidents are always bound to happen. From broken equipment to slips and
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Qenos to close half of Melbourne manufacturing lines in the wake of Exxon’s Altona Refinery decision
Plastics major Qenos says the closure of ExxonMobil’s Altona refinery will force it to shutter part of its Melbourne manufacturing
Ampol subsidies may be a mixed blessing for former suitor Couche-Tard
The federal government support offered to Ampol for its Lytton Refinery in Brisbane to remain open may make the company
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Ipswich dad lands ‘mammoth’ $15k fine after stealing petrol, evading police
AN IPSWICH father narrowly dodged jail but has copped a whopping $14,000 fine after speeding through red lights to avoid
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Ampol targets batteries, hydrogen in green push
Ampol has unveiled a strategy to eventually shift from a traditional petrol and diesel retailer to a low-carbon provider of
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$14,000 in on the spot fines for fuel outlets breaking FuelWatch rules
Ten infringement notices of $1,000 and one for $4,000 issued to fuel outlets Discrepancies found in price reported to FuelWatch
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