Queensland robber tries to disguise his face with marker pen
A robber has drawn all over his face with a felt pen in an attempt to disguise himself before he […]
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Fuel tax or road use tax – which would you prefer?
New proposal from automotive body proposes the abolition of fuel excise tax in exchange for a user-pays system A bold
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Senate committee advocates for accelerated EV uptake
The Senate Select Committee on Electric Vehicles has released a report outlining 17 recommendations which aim to help Australia accelerate
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Caltex $500m buyback tipped
Caltex is tipped to launch a $500 million-plus buyback when it releases its half-yearly result to reduce excess franking credits
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EV Inquiry Recommendations Leave Australia in the slow lane
TODAY’S RELEASE of the final report of the Select Committee on Electric Vehicles shows Australia is at risk of being
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Current affairs: Why aren’t electric vehicles already taking over?
Think of a supercar and you’re never far away from brum-brum noises. The most extreme cars have always been defined
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Higher petrol prices reflect a lack of competition? Don’t think so
The last concerted effort to keep ACT petrol prices in line with those in other capitals was back in the
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Planning to develop a strategy: Road map to charge up lithium battery sector revealed
The next step in the Western Australian state government’s future battery industry strategy will be to develop a new strategy.
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Adelaide gas explosion causes huge service station blaze and half-a-million dollars in damages
Motorists have been forced to run for their lives after a gas explosion sparked a huge blaze at a service
Introducing the latest innovation in Forecourt Control – BGFI
Control your forecourt with ease! Introducing the all new Beacon Global Fuel Interface (BGFI) combined with the Fusion Forecourt
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Coles to make $146m provision for distribution network overhaul
Supermarket giant Coles plans to make a $146 million pre-tax provision in its 2019 interim results as part of an
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What’s happening with ASX Energy stocks?
The S&P/ASX200 Energy Index has hit its highest level in over two months today on the back of potential new
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Viva Energy again downgrades profit estimates as refiner margins sag
Recently listed fuels supplier Viva Energy has again downgraded its profit guidance for 2018, citing weakness in Asian refining margins,
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Caltex unveils new convenience store concept
The new store will allow for pre-order and pickup fresh food through an app. Caltex is welcoming customers to The
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It’s time to stop the petrol price rort
Canberrans are being mugged at the fuel bowser every day of the week and it has been going on, unchecked,
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7-Eleven operator fined $335,000 in wage scandals
Another 7-Eleven operator has been implicated in the convenience store chain’s “cash-back” wage exploitation scandal, in which workers were forced
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Canberra drivers deserve better on petrol and WA has shown the way
“Have you got a car? You’ll need one, mate. Canberra’s a car city.” It was almost a year ago, at
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WA fuel scheme co-ordinator open to discussion with ACT government
The co-ordinator of a scheme that has helped Perth drivers save up to $520 a year on petrol said he
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Petrol stations using sneaky tactic to get customers to pay more
Motorists are being warned to take note of how much they are paying for fuel after some petrol stations were
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Tesla increases Australian charging prices by 20 per cent
Tesla’s Australian arm has confirmed national fee increases for use of its charging infrastructure, citing a rise in electricity and
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Canberra’s fuel rip-off: Libs promise to trial real-time petrol pricing
The Canberra Liberals say they will trial real-time monitoring of petrol prices to help bring down the price of fuel
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National Measurement Institute uncovers fuel pump inaccuracies
Inspectors will conduct a fuel pump blitz because of a rise in service stations caught short-changing drivers at the bowser.
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RACQ supports increased random fuel bowser testing
The State’s peak motoring body has thrown its support behind a plan to test service stations for inaccurate fuel bowsers.
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WATERY PETROL CAUSES HEADACHES FOR CHRISTMAS COMMUTERS
Contaminated fuel from a Port Douglas service station left a number of people with the unwanted Christmas gift of emergency
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Video footage of the robbery at Caltex Oaklands Beaudesert
Police are investigating after a man armed with a machete robbed Caltex Oaklands Beaudesert last night. Click here for the
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Toyota Australia puts its chips on hybrids
A horde of hybrids is forecast to drive Australia deeper into the electrification of cars. As other brands flick the
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Electric cars are cleaner even when powered by coal, says new research
London | Electric cars are better for the environment than traditional gasoline models, and that benefit will grow as power
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Former Apco owner ends legal battle with Australian servo
A former servo owner who barricaded himself in his Epping store for a month after a dispute with Apco turned
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Wesfarmers looks forward to $2.1bn gain from Coles demerger
Australian retail conglomerate Wesfarmers is expecting to record gains of between $2.1 billion to $2.3 billion in its 2019 first
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Police loosen the screws on number plate theft
A decision by police to wind up a program aimed at preventing the theft of vehicle registration plates across Canberra
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