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NSW diesel prices dropped 8.6 cents on New Year's Day while every other mainland state saw increases. Economics educator Petrolmate explains the market dynamics behind this divergence and where to find the best deals in Sydney's western suburbs.
While petrol prices dominated headlines, Australia quietly began building its first significant domestic fuel production capacity in decades. The Brisbane Renewable Fuels project and its partners could produce over 750 million litres annually of sustainable aviation fuel and renewable diesel, using Australian feedstocks.
Tasmania's diesel prices dropped 4.9 cents overnight to 190.2 cents per litre while NSW and Victoria saw increases. Regional towns like Scottsdale offer the best value with prices starting at 171.9 cents.
New Year's Eve fuel data reveals Queensland and South Australia bucking the national trend with price increases, while hidden savings exist for those who know where to look across Sydney, Melbourne, and regional areas.
Two Melbourne suburbs saw petrol prices move in completely opposite directions today, with Epping dropping 33 cents while Tarneit jumped 32 cents. Understanding the price cycle economics explains how this happens and what it means for your wallet.
Victoria motorists face a 70 cent price gulf as Traralgon unleaded drops 34 cents to 175.7 cents while Hastings surges 35 cents to 200.8 cents. Regional Gippsland offers the best deals with E10 at 173 cents.
ACCC data reveals Brisbane and Canberra motorists consistently pay more for petrol than Sydney, Melbourne or Adelaide drivers, and the reason comes down to how many independent servos are competing with the big chains.
NSW diesel prices have dropped over 8 cents overnight, with Sydney's western suburbs like Granville and Fairfield offering prices nearly 20 cents below the state average. The significant variations between suburbs reveal opportunities for informed motorists to save.
Melbourne western suburbs like Sunshine saw petrol prices jump over 40 cents overnight as the price cycle resets. Economics educator Petrolmate explains why this happens and where motorists can still find competitive prices during the holiday period.
Something interesting is happening at petrol stations across New South Wales this summer. The way servos set their prices is shifting, and industry insiders say the changes could benefit savvy motorists who know where to look.
Queensland servos are offering the best diesel deals in Australia right now, with Tingalpa near Brisbane averaging just 177.6 cents a litre. Here's where to find the cheapest fuel for your summer road trip.
Latest analysis of 12 Alice Springs stations reveals a staggering 90 cent diesel price spread, with prices ranging from 189.8 to 280.0 cents per litre. Katherine emerges as the NT's cheapest fuel market at just 173.5 cents.
Queensland diesel prices jumped 6.1 cents overnight, but Brisbane's eastern suburbs like Tingalpa are bucking the trend with prices 13 cents below the state average. Economics educator Petrolmate explains why these price gaps exist and how to save.
Australia holds just 28 days of petrol reserves, the lowest among major developed nations and well below international treaty requirements. With only two refineries left and 91 per cent of fuel imported, experts warn the country is perilously exposed to supply shocks.
Northern Territory diesel prices range from 167.9 to 399 cents per litre, a staggering 231 cent spread. Katherine offers the best value at 173.5 cents while remote stations exceed $2.50.
Tasmania emerges as Australia's most predictable fuel market this Boxing Day with just 28 cents between cheapest and dearest diesel, while Melbourne's western suburbs see petrol prices jump up to 27 cents.
Broken Hill premium diesel drops 15.2 cents to 184.7 cents per litre while Sydney's western suburbs hold steady at 170 to 175 cents. Regional NSW reveals surprising value on Boxing Day.
South Australia has seen the biggest Christmas Day fuel price movement in the country, with diesel jumping 18.1 cents to an average of 205 cents per litre. Here's where to find the cheapest fuel across Adelaide and regional SA.
Victoria has finally completed Australia's fuel transparency puzzle with its Fair Fuel Plan, but the ambitious 24 hour price lock rules could reshape how petrol pricing works nationwide. Here's what it means for your wallet.
Western Sydney suburbs including Granville, Fairfield and Auburn are offering diesel prices nearly 20 cents below the NSW average on Christmas Day 2025. A comprehensive analysis reveals the best value fuel spots for holiday motorists.
Melbourne's Broadmeadows has seen E10 prices plunge 32.2 cents on Christmas Eve as stations compete aggressively for holiday traffic. Economics educator Petrolmate explains why high competition corridors deliver dramatic savings while regional areas move differently.
Christmas Eve data reveals Northern Territory motorists can save over 60 cents per litre by filling up in Katherine rather than Darwin. Analysis of 174 NT stations shows the Territory's 231 cent price spread creates opportunities for strategic fill ups.
From December 15, every servo in Australia started pumping cleaner petrol that meets standards Europe adopted a decade ago. Here's what changed, why it matters for your health, and what it means at the bowser.
Queensland petrol prices are holding steady as Brisbane suburbs offer Christmas relief for motorists. While Melbourne and Sydney have seen price surges, QLD drivers can find reasonable prices in outer suburbs like Ipswich, Logan, and Caboolture.