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Tough new penalties for wage theft will be reserved for the most serious breaches to prevent employers being criminalised for “genuine mistakes”, Christian Porter has said.

On Thursday, the attorney …
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The drone attack on major Saudi oil facilities at the weekend has sparked fears petrol prices will spike.

Saudi Arabia produces five per cent of global oil and the attack …
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Economists have warned that under a worst-case scenario Australian petrol prices could hit $2 per litre, if tensions between the United States and Iran escalate into a full-blown war.

“A …
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Bankers are back at the bowser – this time for one of the country’s largest independent fuel retail chains Puma Energy.

Puma Energy’s owner, commodities trader Trafigura, finds itself under …
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Oil prices surged by almost 20 per cent on Monday after two drone attacks wiped out more than half of Saudi Arabia’s crude supply.

The price of Brent crude jumped by nearly 20 per cent …
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One of Australia’s peak petroleum bodies says the nation does not need its own strategic oil stock reserves, despite the bombing of several Saudi Arabian oil stations.

Energy Minister Angus …
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A petrol station along Crown Street has gone back in time to offer full driveway service.

Decades ago, motorists could stay in their car while an attendant pumped the petrol …
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A HOLD-UP hotspot in Bundaberg has closed its doors to late-night trading.

The United petrol station on Fe Walker St is no longer a 24-hour store, now closing between the …
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Caltex has launched a partnership with Uber Eats to deliver a “new level of convenience for Australians seeking the perfect night in”.

According to the P&C retailer, the new delivery …
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Fuel and convenience store retailer Caltex Australia has kicked off the sale of a $100 million-plus offering of 25 petrol stations as foreshadowed in its half-year results in August.

The …
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