I think the WA version has been around longer. The crucial difference is that
in WA the service station is only allowed to change the price once a day, so
they can't indicate really cheap petrol, wait 30 min, and put the price up as
the suckers arrive.
If I remember rightly the Rudd government
> On Aug 26, 2016, at 3:07 AM, Stephen Loosley
> wrote:
> Fuel Check website helps drivers find cheap petrol
> 26 Aug 2016
> ...
> State Minister for Innovation and Better Regulation Victor Dominello said the
> site was the first of its kind in the country and was
On 2016-08-27 08:58 JanW wrote:
> At 10:29 PM 26/08/2016, Antony Barry wrote:
>
>> Back to petrol, I buy around 30 litres a month.
>
> Me too -- without using the bike or walking much. :))
> Buy local, plan trips.
...and buy some model of Prius! I get a long-term average of just under 5
At 10:43 PM 26/08/2016, Stephen Loosley wrote:
>I'd say this site will become very popular across NSW, and, will result in
>lower
>fuel prices across the State. An excellent State Gov initiative, and one which
>I'd certainly hope Victoria etc soon emulates. Well done the NSW government.
Ours
At 10:29 PM 26/08/2016, Antony Barry wrote:
>Back to petrol, I buy around 30 litres a month.
Me too -- without using the bike or walking much. :))
Buy local, plan trips.
But it's still nice to see prices below $1/l
Jan
I write books. http://janwhitaker.com/?page_id=8
Melbourne, Victoria,
On Fri, 26 Aug 2016 Roger writes
> Hilarious example ...
>
> (There are of course counter-examples).
Haha .. yes true.
It certainly looks to become a useful website resource though. For example,
my sister lives in Marrickville, which shows an apparent 16c / litre difference
on
> On 26 Aug 2016, at 8:07 PM, Stephen Loosley
> wrote:
>
> Fuel Check website helps drivers find cheap petrol
I’m 75, closer to 76. I do have car and I try to drive below the speed limit or
85kmph whichever is the lower. In explanation 85kmph is the minimum speed
At 20:07 +1000 26/8/16, Stephen Loosley wrote:
Today fuel was almost 20 cents cheaper in Tahmoor than it was Appin.
Hilarious example.
I suspect that the road between the two is broken by bridge-work.
Because Google Maps is currently showing a 50km each way drive north
via Campbelltown or
www.fuelcheck.nsw.gov.au
Fuel Check website helps drivers find cheap petrol
26 Aug 2016
Today fuel was almost 20 cents cheaper in Tahmoor than it was Appin.
That sort of information was once hidden but is now brought to light through
the NSW Government’s Fuel Check website, which allows