Caltex sees retail slip as refinery margins shrink
Caltex is pumping more petrol but earning less as its margins fall and its retail strategy fails to deliver. The […]
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South Australian petrol price heading south
Adelaide’s shortening petrol cycle is a blessing and a curse for motorists who can now make a tank last until
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Caltex feeling pinch in margins in March quarter
Fuels supplier Caltex has advised of a “challenging” first quarter, with a downturn in convenience retailing margins adding to the
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Dash-cam appeal after thief robs Booral service station near Stroud and steals car dumped at Karuah
POLICE investigating an armed robbery at Booral, south of Stroud, are seeking dash-cam footage and other public help. Port Stephens
How much oil is displaced by electric vehicles? Not much, so far
Electric vehicles are taking ever-bigger bites out of global oil demand, but they haven’t yet caught up with the growing
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NRMA fast charging the Central West
The NRMA has opened the roads of the Central West to electric vehicle motorists by installing a fast charging station
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NSW Labor announces electric vehicle policy in No.2 Sportsground car park
NSW Labor has committed $10 million to fund the roll-out of electric vehicle charging outlets across the state, if it
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Licence to not drive: Consider the future of autonomous vehicles
PAUSE for a moment to contemplate life if you never had to physically drive a car again … ever. Imagine
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Intention to purchase new motor vehicles declining
In December, 2.125 million Australians said they intend to purchase a new vehicle in the next four years, the lowest
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Brisbane servos make 27¢ per litre profit in fuel price spike: RACQ
Brisbane service stations are making 27¢ per litre in profit as the latest fuel price spike sweeps across the region,
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Poor geographic spread of cheap petrol stations affecting ACT prices
A lack of cheaper petrol stations spread across the ACT, potentially higher use of fuel cards and lack of sites
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Shell aims to become world’s largest electricity company
Houston | Royal Dutch Shell, one of the world’s biggest oil and gas groups, is aiming to become the largest
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Electric vehicle charging network a high national priority
The establishment of a nationwide electric vehicle (EV) fast-charging network within the next five years has been identified as a
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Electric Utes: Pick up where Petrol left off
Given the rise in popularity of electric cars, it’s only a matter of time until we have electric utes. Terry
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Norway deals a blow to an oil industry that’s quickly losing friends
The decision of the world’s largest sovereign wealth fund to reduce holdings in oil stocks wasn’t as far-reaching as the
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Bosses who underpay their workers to face jail
Employers that deliberately underpay their workers could face a stint in prison as part of a radical national suite of
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Brisbane bucks trend with cheap fuel
Brisbane drivers have finally been rewarded at the bowser, with the city named one of the cheapest capital cities in
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Kia says global demand for EVs could mean Australia misses out
Korean maker is keen to bring EVs into Australia but there are some surprising hurdles to clear. Strong global demand
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Electric cars are coming fast
Electric cars are coming fast, with all major car manufacturers moving to switch off Internal Combustion Engines by around 2030.
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Electric car sounds for a post-petrol era
Car makers are dreaming up futuristic electric engine sounds to ensure that pedestrians can hear vehicles that lack audible cues
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Couple chase Coles for expenses incurred from fuel contamination at Rutherford Coles Express
A couple who filled their car with contaminated fuel at a Rutherford service station last year have been left thousands
Investors Who Bought Caltex Australia Shares Five Years Ago Are Now Up 35%
Generally speaking the aim of active stock picking is to find companies that provide returns that are superior to the
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Motorists feel the pinch from regional fuel price correction
The State’s peak motoring body has revealed petrol prices throughout much of regional Queensland were on the rise. RACQ spokesperson
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Green light for Woolies’ $1.7bn fuel deal
British retailer, EG Group has been given the all clear from the Foreign Investment Review Board (FIRB) to acquire Woolworths
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‘Everyone is fed up’: Caltex bats away criticism of its store strategy
Caltex Australia has batted away criticism from analysts and shareholders that its strategy to take back control of its franchised
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‘Time is not on our side’: Big Oil is bracing for future after petrol
Saudi Arabia is bowing to the inevitable. Aramco, the state-owned oil giant, is launching radical plans to switch its oil
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Viva Energy set sights on dropping petrol prices as it buys out Liberty Oil
Newly listed fuel business Viva Energy aims to better compete against cheaper petrol chains by buying the remaining half of
Viva Energy set sights on dropping petrol prices as it buys out Liberty Oil Read More »
Caltex urges faith in long-term strategic plan
Company changing strategies can be expensive and drawn out as shown by the performance of Caltex which is promising to
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Australian petrol prices just rose by the most on record
Australian petrol prices just recorded the largest weekly increase on record, according to analysis from Commsec. Large price rises were
Australian petrol prices just rose by the most on record Read More »
Sydney service station worker helps stop explosion after bowser torched
A quick-thinking Sydney service station worker helped a massive explosion when a man allegedly tried to set a petrol bowser
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