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24 hours a day, 7 days a week, Australian’s buy their favourite on the go and essential products at their favourite Convenience Store. The 2018 State of the Industry Report, …
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A TASMANIAN MP is calling for action over the state’s “outrageous” fuel prices.

Clark independent MP Andrew Wilkie said the delay in the decrease of the cost of fuel at …
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The nation’s top competition cop has indicated a plan to regulate petrol prices to combat “outrageous profiteering” in “this time of crisis”.

Australian Competition and Consumer Commission chairman Rod Sims …
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As most Victorian motorists take advantage of lower petrol prices, RACV says diesel vehicle drivers are still being taken for a ride.

RACV Senior Vehicle Engineer Nicholas Platt said diesel …
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TRUCKIE favourite Mortlake Roadhouse is assuring drivers their facilities are still open for business.

The post said the roadie had been running on a “one in, one out” policy, allowing …
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The competition watchdog has created a new team to look out for price gouging and consumer rip offs as the economy faces a flood of insolvencies and massive diminution in …
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COVID-19 is having a significant impact on the Australian small and family business sector and the economy. The federal government has announced an initial $17.6 billion stimulus package designed to …
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Thousands of 7-Eleven casual workers will be guaranteed up to two weeks’ paid leave if forced into isolation by the coronavirus or required to care for someone with the virus.

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Australia’s energy ministers will sign off on a national response to COVID-19 led by governments and industry, focusing on managin­g­ electricity, gas and fuel ­supplies, monitoring long-term ­impacts and ensuring consumer …
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The chief executive of Alimentation Couche-Tard has expressed keen interest in pursuing a takeover bid for Caltex Australia but has hinted that the crash in equity markets due to COVID-19 …
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