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Continuing soft conditions for oil refining and a lack of clear rival bidder competition mean Caltex Australia’s suitor Alimentation Couche-Tard might be in no hurry to decide on its next step …
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A new report published by the Hydrogen Council predicts that the cost of renewable hydrogen production could halve over the next ten years, putting Australia is in prime position to …
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A Queensland man has admitted to dousing a stranger in diesel fuel at a Canberra petrol station.

His passenger, a woman, is accused of trying to set a tampon on …
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HAVING his money stolen was no deterrent for Leonard Mitsopoulos, as he attempted to drive from the Northern Territory home to New South Wales.

Instead, he pulled registration plates off …
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Executives from Caltex Australia suitor Alimentation Couche-Tard, the Canadian convenience store group, are expected to take their time weighing up whether to make another offer for the fuel retailer, after …
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Australian motorists have avoided the massive fuel hikes being predicted out of the current US-Iran conflict but there are still warnings that they might have to get used to high …
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Competition tsar Rod Sims has fired a shot across the bow of US oil titan Chevron, saying he will closely watch its petrol pricing should it enter the Australian market.

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AN UNMANNED service ­station to cater for trucks has been proposed to be built in Gracemere’s Industrial Estate.

Australian company Pacific Petroleum is behind the ­proposal for the development at …
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A weaker than expected end to 2019 at Caltex Australia’s refining business may have made it harder for the takeover target to extract a sweeter bid from its Canadian suitor …
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Takeover target Caltex Australia has advised it has signed a confidentiality agreement, as expected, with its Alimentation Couche-Tard ahead of presentations by senior management later on Thursday that will provide its Canadian …
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