RAA says SA country petrol too expensive
Petrol prices in regional South Australia are too high, prompting calls for recent cuts to wholesale prices to be passed […]
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Police investigate armed robbery at Kew service station
Eastern Divisional Crime Team detectives are appealing for public assistance following an armed robbery at a Kew service station last
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NSW looks at new ways to tax electric cars
The Berejiklian government is investigating ways to tax electric cars to ensure the “wealthier end of society” who typically drive
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COVID-19 Government Stimulus – JobKeeper Payment
Prime Minister Scott Morrison has announced a third and the largest coronavirus support package – a $130 billion economic stimulus
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Italian Petrol Stations shut down – Will Australia be next?
Petrol Stations in Italy will begin to close from Wednesday 25 March in a worrying sign for the country which
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Andrew Wilkie calls for action over ‘outrageous’ Tasmanian fuel prices
A Tasmanian MP is calling for action over the state’s “outrageous” fuel prices. Clark independent MP Andrew Wilkie said the
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You’ll still be able to eat and shower, say roadhouses
Truckie favourite Mortlake Roadhouse is assuring drivers their facilities are still open for business. The post said the roadie had
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Coronavirus Australia: Big chain servos like Coles and Seven-11 hike price of petrol
The nation’s top competition cop has indicated a plan to regulate petrol prices to combat “outrageous profiteering” in “this time
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Caltex eyes 80-90pc drop in jetfuel demand
Takeover target Caltex Australia is expecting demand for jetfuel could drop by up to 90 per cent from normal levels
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ACCC launches team to crackdown on price gouging, consumer rip offs amid coronavirus shutdowns
The competition watchdog has created a new team to look out for price gouging and consumer rip offs as the
States push for lockdown of all non-essential activities to halt coronavirus spread
New South Wales and Victoria are pushing ahead with a lockdown of all non-essential activities, which will see schools, restaurants
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Banks defer small business loan payments for six months
Banks will defer small business loan repayments for six months, freeing up $8 billion to support borrowers through the coronavirus
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‘Solid’ Couche-Tard ready for growth opportunities
Caltex Australia’s suitor, Alimentation Couche-Tard, has emphasised how its strong financial position places it well for acquisitions while refraining from
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Call for petrol price cuts as wholesale cost plummets to $1 a litre
Oil companies are being urged to immediately pass on dramatic falls in world crude prices to drivers after Sydney’s wholesale
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Who gets what from the coronavirus stimulus packages?
Millions of dollars are being poured into the Australian economy to offset the damage being done to businesses and employment
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Couche-Tard still keen on Caltex but could seek lower price
The chief executive of Alimentation Couche-Tard has expressed keen interest in pursuing a takeover bid for Caltex Australia but has
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Coronavirus: United push to protect energy supplies and consumers
Australia’s energy ministers will sign off on a national response to COVID-19 led by governments and industry, focusing on managing
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Coronavirus: 7-Eleven to help ailing casuals
Thousands of 7-Eleven casual workers will be guaranteed up to two weeks’ paid leave if forced into isolation by the
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Australian motorists must benefit from any sustained crude oil price fall
The ACCC will closely monitor retail petrol price movements in Australia in the coming weeks to determine if the recent
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Watchdog ‘monitoring petrol prices’ to ensure motorists benefit from oil price fall
It appears the consumer watchdog has our backs, with the ACCC revealing they will be keeping a close eye on
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Petrol plummets to $1.08 in Adelaide as coronavirus oil price war hits
Petrol has been spotted for less than $1.10 per litre in Adelaide’s western suburbs, with experts predicting the price at
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ACCC wants to see Tasmanian drivers pay less for petrol the wake of Coronavirus Oil Price Crash
The head of Australia’s consumer watchdog says petrol prices in Tasmania should drop by around 25 cents a litre in
New petrol station reluctantly given approval
A new service station has been approved for Fernvale, but Somerset councillors are none too pleased about approving the project.
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Caltex joins Maccas in reusable coffee cup ban
Petrol giant Caltex has joined McDonald’s in suspending the use of reusable coffee cups in stores nationwide to help stop
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Oil market rout puts Caltex takeover deal in doubt
The proposed $8.8 billion cash takeover offer for Caltex Australia from Alimentation Couche-Tard has been thrown into heightened uncertainty by
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Global oil price collapse is Australia’s gain, Angus Taylor says
Washington: The collapse in global oil prices will benefit Australian taxpayers by reducing the money the Morrison government needs to
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Petrol price could drop to $1 per litre as oil producer row and coronavirus impacts market
Petrol prices have dropped to their lowest level for 13 months, with experts predicting they could fall further to around
Caltex suitor EG targets organic growth with bid for fast-food group Oliver’s
Just three weeks after lobbing a multibillion-dollar bid for petrol major Caltex Australia, British-based EG Group has made a play
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Caltex warns jet fuel hit could worsen
Caltex Australia has warned a virus-driven spate of flight cancellations could hurt jet fuel demand even more than it already
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Fears $17bn oil rout could threaten big energy projects, corporate deals
Investors and analysts say a “worst-case scenario” may be unfolding for oil markets, threatening the viability of a multibillion-dollar pipeline
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