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Western Sydney suburbs Smithfield, Greenacre and Granville are selling diesel around 179 cents while the NSW average sits at 196.2. The data also reveals identical pricing at every monitored servo in Granville and East Wagga Wagga.
While motorists watched pump prices climb, the government quietly started building Australia's first permanent fuel stockpile. Here is why it matters more than this week's price cycle.
E10 in Kallangur fell 13 cents a litre this week as Brisbane's long price cycle entered its discount phase. The slide is spreading across southeast Queensland, and the buying window is open now.
Canberra diesel averaged 196.5 cents on Monday with only 10 cents separating the cheapest servo from the dearest across the entire territory. Tom Walker asks why the capital moves in lockstep while regional NSW sells diesel more than 20 cents cheaper.
Unleaded on WA's Dampier Peninsula fell 42.4 cents while diesel dropped almost a dollar a litre. The apparent 22 percent statewide diesel plunge, however, turns out to be a statistical mirage.
The cheapest diesel in South Australia is not in Adelaide but in Barmera, where three Riverland servos sit about 20 cents under the state average. Priya Sharma explains why small town competition beats the capital and what a rising state average really tells you.
East Wagga Wagga in the NSW Riverina now holds the cheapest diesel in Australia at 164.5 cents, undercutting every capital city. We break down why regional freight towns are beating the metros and where Sydney drivers can still find value.
Brisbane petrol is finally easing after last week's hike, with Coopers Plains unleaded down 12.3 cents to 170.6 and Kallangur following behind. Davo breaks down where Queensland motorists can fill up cheap this weekend.
Viva Energy has quietly restarted the unit that makes most of Geelong's petrol, lifting Australia's biggest fuel plant back above 90 per cent capacity. But the machine that makes premium petrol stays broken into 2027, and that has consequences at the bowser.
Melbourne's petrol discount phase has ended, with St Albans unleaded jumping 16.6 cents to 179.2 and Truganina close behind. Meanwhile Victorian diesel eased to 188.8, now the cheapest mainland state average.
Western Australia's diesel average moved up to 201 cents this week, yet the cheapest diesel in the entire country is sitting in a Perth suburb at prices from the mid 160s. Priya Sharma explains how state averages mislead and why FuelWatch's 24 hour price lock keeps Perth servos so competitive.
Coopers Plains unleaded lifted 19 cents while Lockyer Valley servos eased 15.9 cents on the same day, a split that has nothing to do with wholesale costs. Tom Walker examines the Brisbane cycle reset and the 20 cent diesel spread inside a single Rocklea postcode.
Two separate fuel tax increases are about to hit Australian motorists on the same August morning, and one of them is designed to go almost unnoticed. Here's what's really happening to the excise and how to beat it at the bowser.
Territory diesel averages a startling 257.0 cents, yet the cheapest pump around Darwin sits at 184.5, right in line with the mainland. The data reveals why the Northern Territory is really two very different fuel markets.
NSW diesel has eased 23 cents overnight to a state average of 192.4, and Western Sydney servos are leading the way. Davo breaks down where the sharpest diesel is hiding this week, from Yagoona to the Riverina.
Unleaded petrol in Sale jumped more than 34 cents in a week while most of the country barely moved. Priya Sharma explains how the fuel price cycle and thin regional competition drove the increase, and how to read it.
Western Australia carries the dearest mainland diesel average outside the Northern Territory at 200.9 cents, yet Perth suburbs like Landsdale and Beckenham hold some of the cheapest diesel in the country. We break down the 226 cent spread behind the paradox.
The competition watchdog wrote to every fuel retailer in the country before the excise came back on 1 July. The first week of data shows exactly how much of that 17.6 cent rise has hit your servo, and how much is still coming.
Regional Queensland unleaded fell sharply overnight, with Goondiwindi down 12 cents to 162.9 and Roma and Kingaroy easing 7 cents. Meanwhile statewide diesel climbed 5.6 cents to 193.9, showing how differently the two fuels are moving.
Unleaded petrol has jumped 27 cents in the Barossa and 18 cents in Clare as South Australia hits the top of the fuel cycle. Davo breaks down where the value still sits and how to read the cycle like a local.
Unleaded on WA's remote Dampier Peninsula fell 42 cents a litre over the weekend while diesel dropped almost 98 cents, the biggest move in the country. Marcus Riley unpacks why remote fuel prices reset like a light switch and what travellers heading north of Broome should do about it.
Sale unleaded jumped 10.7 cents and Traralgon premium rose 10.9 on the same weekend, a uniform Gippsland lift that raises questions. Tom Walker examines why eastern Victoria is climbing while Geelong suburbs and Bendigo hold some of the cheapest pumps in the state.
Sydney's unleaded petrol cycle has turned higher, with Bexley climbing 17.1 cents in a single reset, while NSW diesel quietly eased to 192.8 cents. We break down where the cheapest fuel in the state is hiding.
Diesel in Lavington ranges from 157.9 to 189.9 cents across just six servos, while East Wagga Wagga holds a one cent spread. Priya Sharma explains why the law of one price works in some towns and quietly fails in others.