ACAPMA

ACAPMA recently participated in the Victorian Inquiry into the On Demand Economy which is aiming to unpick the myriad concerns and operating structures that come with the rapidy evolving Gig …
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ACAPMAs Assisted Compliance Audit program is a comprehensive desktop audit that does more than identify problems, it works with the businesses to deliver solutions to close the gaps and deliver …
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The Fair Work Commission (FWC) recently handed down a 3% increase in the minimum wage as part of the National Wage Case.  This morning the FWC handed down the final …
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With the dust having recently settled on the outcome of the Federal Election, the spotlight on the Australian Parliament has now been directed towards the debate surrounding the passing of …
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Petrol price discounting cycles ended in three capital cities over the past week resulting in increases in average petrol prices in Adelaide, Melbourne and Brisbane. In the case of Adelaide, …
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The Asia Pacific Fuel Industry Forum is an annual fuel industry forum developed for fuel businesses operating in Australia and New Zealand and has been delivered by ACAPMA for the …
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The NSW Environmental Protection Agency recently announced the expiry of all Class 2, 3 and 4 exemptions to the secondary leak detection requirements under the 2008 UPSS regulations, and has …
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The Australian Government handed down the 2019-20 Federal Budget on Tuesday night. The Budget was significant in that it forecast the first national surplus in more than a decade, hopefully …
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The Australian petrol-convenience industry is facing a period of unprecedented change. New vehicle technologies, petro-politics and seismic changes in the national retail market over the past 12 months, suggest that …
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Canberra’s petrol prices are higher in part because the city’s “affluent” population is not as sensitive to price signals as other jurisdictions, an ACT parliamentary inquiry has heard.

Australasian Convenience …
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