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Compare fuel prices from 1+ stations in Light Regional Council. Average: 1.9c/L
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Petrol prices in Light Regional Council currently range from 1.6c to 2.0c per litre for unleaded fuel, with motorists paying an average of 1.9c/L. We're tracking live prices from 1 service stations, which means you could save up to $0.20 on a 50L tank simply by choosing the right station. View all South Australia prices for broader comparisons.
South Australian prices are typically lowest Monday to Wednesday. Avoid filling up on weekends when prices tend to be higher. Check our Best Time to Fill Up guide for detailed advice.
Prices for Light Regional Council are sourced from SA Fuel Pricing and community-verified reports, updating continuously throughout the day. Compare prices by brand or view our full station directory for more options.
South Australia shows moderate price cycling with mid-week peaks.
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Light Regional Council has 1 petrol stations. Right now, ULP (unleaded petrol) prices in Light Regional Council range from 1.6c/L to 2.0c/L (a difference of 0.4c/L).
Data sourced from official government sources and community price reports. We track live prices from major fuel brands including Ampol, Shell, BP, 7-Eleven, Coles Express, and independent service stations. The current average price is 1.9c/L (last updated: N/A).
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