Data driven analysis from 10,000+ stations
Regional Victorian towns like Moe and Bright often offer cheaper diesel than Melbourne metro stations. Economics educator Priya Sharma explains how market competition and price transparency create surprising pricing patterns across the state.
Sydney's western suburbs have been hit with massive overnight petrol price increases, with Penrith seeing ULP jump 36.5 cents to 215.9 cents per litre. Meanwhile, Casula and Liverpool offer relief with prices around 162 to 166 cents.
Sydney southwestern suburbs show a staggering 53.7 cent gap in unleaded prices, with Penrith hitting 215.9c while Casula drops to 162.2c. Motorists could save $26.85 per tank by choosing the right servo.
NSW diesel prices recorded their largest single day drop in weeks, falling 5.1 cents overnight to 192.2 cents per litre. Western Sydney suburbs including Fairfield and Granville continue to lead with prices from 171.5 cents, while regional Orange saw a dramatic 13.5 cent decrease.
New South Wales fuel prices show a remarkable 104 cent spread between cheapest and most expensive stations. Economics educator Priya Sharma explains why western Sydney suburbs consistently beat eastern areas by 30 cents per litre.
Melbourne's northern suburbs have copped 15 to 22 cent petrol price increases over the weekend, with Rosebud, Broadmeadows, and Reservoir seeing the biggest jumps. Here's where to find better value across Victoria.
Melbourne's western suburbs are copping unleaded price surges of up to 18.5 cents while northern areas like Epping see 10 cent drops. A closer look at the data reveals opportunities for informed motorists to save.
Queensland diesel prices average 214.6 cents per litre this weekend, sitting 25 cents above Victoria, WA, and SA despite a modest overnight drop. Analysis reveals a 60 cent spread across the state, offering significant savings opportunities for motorists willing to compare.
New South Wales shows Australia's widest fuel price spread at 104 cents per litre. Economics educator Priya Sharma explains why western Sydney suburbs consistently offer better value and how understanding market competition helps motorists save hundreds annually.
Queensland motorists are paying the highest mainland fuel prices at 215.3 cents per litre average, while Victoria's northern suburbs cop massive price cycle spikes of up to 46.5 cents overnight.
Perth's southern suburbs are delivering nearly 10 cent petrol savings with Forrestdale leading at 175.1 cents per litre. Analysis reveals WA maintains Australia's lowest mainland diesel average at 189.2 cents.
Victoria's northern suburbs are leading the nation with petrol price drops exceeding 20 cents overnight. Thomastown unleaded has fallen 22.9 cents to 193 cents per litre, while Deer Park and Frankston also show substantial corrections.
Melbourne's northern suburbs are seeing petrol prices drop nearly 20 cents while state diesel averages climb. Thomastown leads with unleaded down 19.9 cents, revealing significant savings opportunities for drivers who know where to look.
The Northern Territory shows Australia's most extreme fuel price variation, with diesel ranging from 167.9 to 399.0 cents per litre. Economics educator Priya Sharma explains why geography and competition create a 231 cent spread.
NSW diesel prices have dropped 5.1 cents overnight to 192.8 cents average, with western Sydney suburbs like Fairfield and Granville offering prices from 174.5 cents. Analysis of 1,271 stations reveals savings opportunities of up to $14 per tank.
South Australia's fuel prices are the most stable in Australia right now, with just a 32 cent spread compared to 140 cents in Victoria and 800 plus in NSW. Here's why SA motorists are winning.
NSW diesel jumped 6.1 cents overnight to 193.4 cents, yet western Sydney suburbs like Fairfield and Smithfield offer prices from 173.5 cents. A closer look reveals price spreads of nearly 30 cents within single suburbs.
Queensland diesel dropped 4.5 cents to 213.2 cents per litre, yet remains Australia's highest. Economics educator Priya Sharma explains the fascinating market dynamics behind regional price floors and why Queensland pays more despite today's welcome relief.
Melbourne northern suburbs record 21 cent petrol price drop with Thomastown leading at 194.8 cents per litre. Analysis reveals southeastern suburbs like Cranbourne West offer even better value at 180.5 cents while Sunbury sits at cycle peak.
Western Sydney servos are smashing it with diesel prices as low as 173.5 cents in Smithfield and Fairfield. Here's where to find the best deals and why the western suburbs keep delivering value.
Melbourne's fuel cycle hits peak with Werribee unleaded surging 49 cents overnight to 212.6 cents. Analysis shows northern and western suburbs experiencing 35 to 45 cent increases while regional Victoria offers diesel from 169 cents.
Tasmania's fuel prices show just 28.4 cents spread compared to NSW's 102 cents and NT's 224 cents. Economics educator Priya Sharma explains why smaller markets often deliver more predictable pricing.
NSW western suburbs continue delivering competitive fuel prices this weekend, with Fairfield and Granville leading the pack. Analysis shows NSW diesel dropped 1.2 cents while other states saw increases.
Victoria's fuel prices show some of Australia's wildest swings, with Lilydale jumping 43 cents while Seaford drops 14 cents. Economics educator Priya Sharma explains the market dynamics behind these movements and how understanding them helps motorists save.