Data driven analysis from 10,000+ stations
Victorian diesel prices dropped 2.3 cents overnight while every other Australian state recorded double digit increases. Suburbs like Footscray and Horsham are offering diesel below $2 per litre, making Victoria the cheapest state in the country for diesel right now.
Victoria's new daily fuel price cap is now law. From today, petrol stations must lock in tomorrow's maximum price by 2pm and can only drop prices during the day, never raise them. Here is how it works, what you could save, and why the timing during the Hormuz crisis could not be more critical.
Regional New South Wales is recording sharp petrol and fuel price increases, with Orange unleaded jumping 11 cents and Armidale seeing some of the biggest price surges in the country. Victoria continues to trend downward.
The Treasurer ordered the ACCC to crack down on fuel price gouging after Brisbane stations hiked prices 6 cents in 24 hours. But does Australia's competition watchdog have the tools to actually stop it?
Unleaded petrol has risen 30.7 cents per litre in three weeks. This special report analyses live price data from 7,500+ stations, explains the Hormuz crisis impact on every Australian state, and outlines what drivers can do to reduce costs.
Western Australia fuel prices are climbing across multiple towns simultaneously, with Busselton unleaded up 10.6 cents and Geraldton diesel hitting 225 cents. A closer look at the data reveals where WA motorists can still find value.
Tasmania recorded the sharpest overnight diesel increase of any Australian state, jumping 17.4 cents to 221.3 cents per litre. Meanwhile, the Northern Territory remains the most expensive at 249.0 cents, though regional towns like Katherine offer diesel under 200 cents.
Epping unleaded has dropped 22.7 cents while Coburg Premium 95 surged 33.3 cents in the same week. Two Melbourne suburbs eight kilometres apart are living in completely different pricing worlds, and the reasons reveal how Australian fuel pricing really works.
South Australia has just a 13 cent gap between its cheapest and dearest unleaded, while Victoria swings by over 230 cents and NSW by 115. Here is why Adelaide motorists are sitting in the most predictable fuel market in the country.
Ten days after Operation Epic Fury shut the Strait of Hormuz, Australian fuel prices have surged across every state. Unleaded is up 20 cents nationally in a week, diesel up 26 cents, and more than half of all stations now charge above two dollars a litre. Here is where things actually stand, what is still coming, and what smart motorists should do right now.
Traralgon unleaded has dropped a remarkable 41 cents per litre while northern Melbourne suburbs like Coburg and Preston see prices surge past $2.20. A closer look at Victoria's price cycle reveals where motorists can save.
Queensland diesel remains the most expensive on the mainland at 221.7 cents per litre, while NSW prices surged 21.5 cents overnight to 214.3 cents. Victoria and Western Australia hold below 205 cents as the national market splits into two distinct pricing tiers.
Mobil Oil Australia just copped a $16 million penalty for selling regular petrol as premium branded fuel with special additives at nine Queensland stations. Here's what the case reveals about what you're really paying for at the bowser.
Tasmania's Scottsdale has some of the cheapest diesel in Australia at 169.9 cents, yet other servos in the same town charge 215.9 cents. Nationally, diesel prices surged overnight with NSW recording a 20 cent jump.
South Australia has the tightest diesel spread in the country at just 28 cents per litre, while the Northern Territory stretches to an extraordinary 251.7 cents. Economics educator Petrolmate explains how geography, competition, and supply chains create vastly different fuel markets across Australia.
NSW diesel has jumped nearly 10 cents overnight to 202.4 cents per litre, but regional towns like Barham and Blayney are still offering prices under 177 cents. The 96 cent spread across the state raises questions about pricing transparency.
Ballarat unleaded has dropped 60.3 cents to 175.6 cents per litre, with Traralgon and Kerang also recording massive decreases. Meanwhile, Melbourne metro suburbs like Reservoir are climbing, highlighting the uneven nature of Victoria's price cycle.
Wholesale petrol costs have risen about 10 cents since the Middle East crisis escalated. So why are some servos charging 50 cents more? The NRMA says it's profiteering, the Treasurer wants the ACCC on it, and the uncomfortable truth is that price gouging isn't even illegal in Australia.
Unleaded petrol in Melbourne's western suburbs jumped 18 cents per litre overnight as the price cycle resets. Economics educator Petrolmate explains why growth corridor suburbs like Truganina and Tarneit move first and where Victorian motorists can still find cheaper fuel.
Five days after Operation Epic Fury closed the Strait of Hormuz, 706 tankers are queued, maritime insurers have pulled war risk cover, and Australian fuel prices are climbing. A deep look at the shipping chaos, three economic scenarios from Westpac and Oxford Economics, and what it all means at the bowser.
Queensland motorists are paying an average of 213.6 cents per litre for diesel, nearly 27 cents more than Victorian drivers. A closer look at the data reveals an 87.4 cent spread within the state and raises questions about what is driving the Sunshine State's fuel premium.
NSW diesel has jumped 7.4 cents overnight to 187.3 cents average, but western Sydney suburbs like Ingleburn and Fairfield are holding under 165. With a 107 cent gap between cheapest and dearest, knowing where to fill up makes all the difference.
The Strait of Hormuz has effectively closed after US and Israeli strikes on Iran, sending oil prices surging and Australian petrol from 171 to 213 cents per litre overnight. With just 36 days of fuel reserves and only two refineries left, here's what every Australian motorist needs to know.
Tasmania pays 3 to 5 cents more per litre than mainland states, with an 80 cent spread between the cheapest and most expensive servos. The reasons come down to an island supply chain that adds costs before competition even gets a chance to work.