Chevron has hit back at calls for tax reform to ensure it pays a fair share of on the Aussie natural gas it exports. Listening…
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Two Supertankers-a-Day Limit Imposed on Superpowers to Prevent Panic Buying After Strait of Hormuz Reopens
Petro-nations in the middle-east have borrowed some inspiration from Australian retail and imposed a 2 supertanker-per-day limit on fuel as the Strait of Hormuz reopens…
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Geelong Refinery Suddenly Responsible For 100% Of Australia’s Fuel Ahead of Imminent Price Rise
The Nation has woken up to the news that the Geelong Refinery that suffered a fire last night ACTUALLY supplies 100% of Australia’s fuel, rather…
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Mining giants selflessly offer to look after WA’s diesel stockpile
Big mining corporations operating in Western Australia have listened to Premier Cook’s plans for a diesel stockpile with great interest. Not only do they like…
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Qantas says ongoing conflict leaves it no choice but to ramp up price gouging
Qantas has announced it will be forced to cut flights, reduce seating limits and really pump up its price gouging due to the ongoing conflict…
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Fuel companies apologise for price-gouging and promise fair prices over Easter
In a stunning turn of events, several fuel companies operating in Australia has released a joint statement apologising to the public for opportunistic price gouging…
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