Category : Consumer Affairs


Canberra Fuel Price Panic Eases Over Easter

Fuel price concerns in Canberra have significantly eased over the Easter holiday period, following earlier panic among motorists. The situation has stabilized, providing relief for drivers across the capital.

Fuel Price Surge: Who Profits as Consumers Pay More?

Consumers question who benefits from rising fuel prices, citing stable production costs and shipping rates. Reports show diesel prices vary widely, from $2.35 to $2.65 per litre in Sydney, fueling calls for action.

ACCC Warns Petrol Stations on Fuel Excise Cuts

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has warned petrol stations to immediately pass on fuel excise cuts to consumers, threatening enforcement action for non-compliance.

Nearly Half of Australians Driving Less as Costs Bite

A new survey by insurer Youi reveals that 48% of Australians are reducing their driving due to soaring fuel and vehicle expenses, highlighting a significant shift in consumer behaviour amid economic pressures.

Perth Petrol Station Investigated for Fuel Grade Fraud

A Perth petrol station is under investigation for allegedly selling low-grade fuel as premium. The owner claims he's being targeted due to his cheap prices, while Consumer Protection examines the octane quality of the fuel supplied.

Fuel Excise Cut's Hidden Long-Term Costs for Motorists

The temporary fuel excise cut in Australia may offer short-term relief at the pump, but experts warn it could lead to higher long-term costs for motorists due to deferred infrastructure funding and economic impacts.

Fuel Prices to Drop by 26.3 Cents a Litre Nationwide

Motorists across Australia will see a significant reduction in petrol and diesel costs, with prices expected to fall by 26.3 cents per litre. The prime minister cautions that the worst impacts of the ongoing crisis may still be ahead.

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