Data driven analysis from 10,000+ stations
Perth motorists are seeing unleaded petrol jump by up to 41 cents per litre as the fuel price cycle peaks. Economics educator Priya Sharma explains the patterns behind these movements and when you should fill up to save money.
Perth motorists are facing notable petrol price increases across outer metropolitan suburbs, with Baldivis, Byford and Ellenbrook recording rises of up to 34 cents per litre overnight. A detailed analysis reveals significant regional variations and opportunities for savings.
Baulkham Hills motorists are facing a 32.9 cent jump in unleaded petrol prices, now at 192.8 cents per litre. Here's what's happening with the fuel cycle and where to find better prices around Sydney.
Western Australia diesel prices dropped 7.7 cents while Queensland, South Australia, and Victoria increased. Regional Victorian towns offer the best diesel value, with prices as low as 160 cents per litre.
Western Australia diesel prices fell 6.4 percent overnight to 189.2 cents per litre, while Victoria, Queensland and South Australia recorded modest increases. Regional Victorian towns now offer some of Australia's cheapest diesel, with prices from 165.2 cents per litre.
Victorian regional centre Wendouree leads the nation with diesel at just 160 cents per litre, while South Australia sees notable 5.1 cent decreases. Analysis reveals how location aware motorists can save over $60 monthly.
Western Australia's 9.32% diesel price drop offers a practical lesson in market economics. Understanding these patterns helps motorists predict price movements and save substantially.
WA diesel prices dropped 9.32% overnight to 188.8 cents/L while eastern states remained largely unchanged. Regional Victorian towns lead the nation with diesel under 170 cents at multiple locations.
NSW and WA diesel prices drop over 9 cents while Victoria bucks the trend with increases. Regional suburbs like Wendouree and Granville offer savings of up to 25 cents per litre for savvy drivers.
NSW and QLD diesel prices jumped 7.0 and 3.5 cents respectively while VIC and WA dropped 2.8 cents, creating a split market. Analysis reveals Wendouree and Granville offer exceptional value at 165.2 and 169.5 cents per litre.
NSW diesel jumped 7.0 cents (3.83%) to 189.9 cents while Victoria and WA saw 2.8 cent decreases. Granville NSW offers the nation's cheapest diesel at 169.5 cents, with Wendouree VIC recording a massive 21.4 cent drop.
Granville NSW leads the nation with diesel at 169.5 cents per litre, while multiple Western Australian suburbs feature in the top ten cheapest locations. Despite modest price increases in SA and VIC, savvy motorists can find substantial savings.
Northern Territory diesel surges 22% to 238.6 cents while Victorian motorists in Epsom enjoy Australia's cheapest rates at just 164.1 cents per litre, highlighting dramatic regional price variations.
Western Australia shows a 71 cent diesel price spread today, with Bassendean leading metro savings at 169.3 cents per litre while remote communities face prices above 230 cents. Metro motorists can find substantial value in southern suburbs.
Western Sydney suburb Werrington copped a brutal 28.5 cent overnight jump in unleaded prices, while Perth motorists enjoyed price drops of up to 13 cents. The east west divide in Australian fuel pricing has never been starker.
Western Sydney's Werrington suburb recorded a massive 28.5c overnight unleaded surge to 195.9c/L, while Perth's Ascot stations dropped up to 13.1c across all grades. Queensland saw statewide increases of 8.4c, affecting 520 stations.
WA diesel drops 10.5 cents to 187.4c while east coast prices creep up. Plus Tasmania joins the system! Davo breaks down where to find the cheapest diesel across Australia.
Analysis of 3,290 diesel stations reveals Western Australia dominates Australia's cheapest markets, claiming 7 of top 10 positions. Ascot leads at 167.7 cents per litre.
In my 40 years driving trucks, I've watched diesel prices swing countless times. Tuesday's WA diesel crash of 22 cents while eastern states climb tells a story about Australia's fragmented fuel markets. Here's what you need to know about timing your fill up.