NRMA calls for ban on sale of petrol and diesel cars by 2030
A major Australian motoring body is calling for a ban on the sale of new petrol and diesel cars as […]
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Labor’s electric vehicle policy a ‘big step forward’, industry says
Federal Labor wants half of all new cars sold in Australia within a decade to be electric vehicles — it’s
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Planning rules could be contributing to high petrol prices
The government should explore whether the ACT’s planning laws are favouring major petrol outlets and contributing to higher prices in
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Australians falling out of love with small cars and petrol engines
The mainstays of the Aussie car market have taken a hit in the last year as car buying intentions cut
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National audit checks fuel-pump accuracy
Petrol stations have been put on notice by the Morrison government after the launch of a national audit into the
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Growing rate of ‘faulty’ petrol pumps sparks national audit
It’s been revealed almost 1 in 20 petrol pumps aren’t delivering the amount of petrol the pump says it is.
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Electric cars to take up half of market by 2030 under Shorten plan
A Shorten Labor government would aim for half of all new cars to be electric by 2030 and work with
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Australian Greens’ EV Targets, and the Local Car Industry’s Response
Greens want zero-emissions vehicles to be mandatory from 2030 and to tax ICE luxury cars until then, car industry pushes
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Planning rules could be contributing to high petrol prices
The government should explore whether the ACT’s planning laws are favouring major petrol outlets and contributing to higher prices in
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Government delaying electric vehicle strategy to 2020 keeps Australia in slow lane
The Morrison government delaying the electric vehicles strategy to mid-2020 leaves Australia stalled on the sidelines of the electric vehicle
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Caltex putting digital foundations in place
Caltex Australia is investing heavily in new technology to make transactions at its petrol stations and convenience store sites more
Caltex putting digital foundations in place Read More »
Oil refining sector to recover but could be facing last upcycle
Oil refining margins will recover from their current slump and the sector will then enjoy an extended rosy patch, but
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Caltex goes hi-tech to change how we buy petrol
Caltex Australia is driving up its investment in technologies including petrol payment apps and automatic number plate recognition that could
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Interview: Ludo Wilmann – Regional Sales Director at Dover Fueling Solutions
Wayne Fuel Dispensers seem to be popping up everywhere. We recently sat down with Ludo Wilmann, Regional Sales Director at
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Competition in Australia petrol station market
According to ACCC, supermarket-based petrol station chain lose market share while retail wholesaler and independent petrol station earn market share.
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Oil refining sector to recover but could be facing last upcycle
Oil refining margins will recover from their current slump and the sector will then enjoy an extended rosy patch, but
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Armed robbery at Singleton service station this morning
REGIONAL Investigations Unit Detectives are investigating an armed robbery in Singleton early this morning. Police said a man entered a
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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
South Australian petrol price heading south Read More »
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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