Australia’s $94m oil purchase: Deal of the century or PR stunt?
How much oil do you get for $94 million? With the crude market in turmoil and prices at record lows, […]
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Oil and water do mix as fuel is stored at sea
The cost to ship petrol, diesel and jet fuel around the world has soared to record highs as traders look
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Fuel prices vary dramatically, but it’s not price gouging say service station owners
Key points: The average national petrol price was 98.3 cents per litre last week, lower in cities and higher in
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Will petrol be free soon, or could motorists even be paid to fill up?
With the price of oil recently falling into negative territory – meaning the companies selling it were paying buyers to
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Barr’s petrol price threat is premature
While there is no doubt Andrew Barr’s threat to use the Fair Trading Act to impose a maximum price for
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Time to pump up energy security
For the first time, futures oil prices in North America recently fell into negative territory following a 30 per cent
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BP Posts Loss, Maintains Dividend Amid Pandemic and Oil Rout
BP PLC said debt rose sharply and warned of falling production and a worsening outlook for refining margins, offering a
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Fuel retailers hit back at government’s price warning
If retail petrol prices across Canberra don’t fall to under $1 a litre by the end of the week, the
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No tanking on job for Tanya
Tanya Ferguson is a woman who thrives on hard yakka and getting her hands dirty. Five years ago, she followed
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Viva Energy closes petrol plant
Viva Energy will shut down two units at its refinery in Geelong in the latest move among fuels suppliers to
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Fuel companies assist in the hunt for onshore fuel reserves
Several fuel companies have expressed interest to the government to assist in the hunt for onshore fuel reserves as the
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ACCC calls on fuel companies to quickly pass on the benefits of falling crude oil prices to motorists
Key points: The ACCC says fuel companies should pass on cheaper prices faster at the pump The NRMA says is
Australia’s fuel reserve in US is a mistake
THE Australian Government’s decision to establish its fuel reserve in the United States is a serious strategic error, Chair of
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Eco-warning labels suggested for service stations
The world will be watching as Sweden plans to be the first country to introduce eco-labels on all petrol and
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Offered free oil, traders say no tanks
The slump in West Texas Intermediate oil to an unprecedented low of negative $US40 a barrel has painfully proved that
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Negative oil futures: How low will petrol prices go?
Oil futures have gone into negative territory for the first time, but the effects at the petrol pump could be
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Petrol prices at Melbourne pumps expected to keep falling
Petrol prices at the pump could drop another 20¢ in Melbourne after oil prices in the United States plunged below
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The future of petrol prices amid plummeting oil prices
The consumer watchdog is warning the petrol industry it will be monitoring their prices amid sharp declines in international oil
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AACS: Heavy Fines Urged For Those Who Abuse Store Staff
The NSW Government’s introduction of a $5,000 fine for people who cough or spit at workers has been welcomed by
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South West politicians ask ACCC to investigate disparity in regional petrol prices
Key points: South West WA politicians say it’s “incredibly unfair” that the drop in petrol prices isn’t being passed on
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Ultra-cheap petrol not guaranteed despite oil price crash
Australians seeking ultra-cheap petrol across the country following the stunning crash in crude oil prices are being cautioned not to
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Caltex, Couche-Tard deal off for now
Caltex Australia will not be acquired by fuel retailer Alimentation Couche-Tard, at least in the short term, after talks about
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Long-time petrol station owner reveals price differential secret
Pricing at Clarence Valley petrol stations is not up to local operators, but dictated from head office, says a Grafton
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Cairns development: BP targets Yorkeys Knob for Smithfield Bypass Fuel Development
Petrol giant BP has its sights set on a $6.8 million construction project it says will create 40 ongoing jobs in
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Refiners struggle with fuel slump
Australia’s capacity to refine crude oil is set to hit a fresh low this year as its four remaining refiners
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Local oil refineries cut output as virus destroys fuel demand
More Australian oil refineries have been forced to cut back production levels as the coronavirus crisis guts global fuel demand
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Hundreds of inquiries for Manly service station: $7.2m sale
A private investor has paid $7.2 million for a redeveloped service station just 180m from Manly beach – one of
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Armed robbery at Narwee service station
Police are appealing for witnesses to an armed robbery in Narwee earlier today. About 4am this morning, three men attended
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New 24 hour service station proposed for Bruce Highway
A NEW 24-hour service station has been proposed for the Bruce Highway, just north of Rockhampton. The site is located
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New servo ‘good looking’ and cheaper to boot
It’s large, “good looking” and in the ideal location for locals and travellers alike, according to Ballina mayor David Wright.
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