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Went to Adelaide again today. The fridge packed up and it was going to be a two to three week wait to get a new one locally, but can get one delivered from Adelaide the next day.
A Liberty fuel station had unleaded 91 for 83.9 cents.......No not a typo, 83.9 cents. The station attendent had been there for 16 years and it was the cheapest he had seen. ( sent a photo of the price board to the daughter as she often fills up there 
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The station only had 91 octane left. Diesel and 95 octane sold out and E10..........Apparently its a victim of corona virus. One of the ingredients is no longer available and so it is not being imported into the country. Its the first time I have seen the litre meter run faster than the dollar meter for a very long time.
Strange times .....
@chameleon54 wrote:Went to Adelaide again today. The fridge packed up and it was going to be a two to three week wait to get a new one locally, but can get one delivered from Adelaide the next day.
A Liberty fuel station had unleaded 91 for 83.9 cents.......No not a typo, 83.9 cents. The station attendent had been there for 16 years and it was the cheapest he had seen. ( sent a photo of the price board to the daughter as she often fills up there
The station only had 91 octane left. Diesel and 95 octane sold out and E10..........Apparently its a victim of corona virus. One of the ingredients is no longer available and so it is not being imported into the country. Its the first time I have seen the litre meter run faster than the dollar meter for a very long time.
Strange times .....
Strange times indeed. And that won't be the end of it!
@go-tazz wrote:Our price is still $1.45.9 the same as it was two months ago and it needs a watchdog that can actually do
something about the profiteering.
Our price went down to $135.9 on Friday and then up to $139.9 on Monday so they are expecting the holiday
makers as normal so hopefully that doesn't eventuate as we can normally get 1000's up here.
@go-tazz wrote:
@go-tazz wrote:Our price is still $1.45.9 the same as it was two months ago and it needs a watchdog that can actually do
something about the profiteering.
Our price went down to $135.9 on Friday and then up to $139.9 on Monday so they are expecting the holiday
makers as normal so hopefully that doesn't eventuate as we can normally get 1000's up here.
Big ripoff as crude is only AU$40 per BBl (which is 159 Litres)
= 25 c per litre + Govt excise 42 c per L + refinery costs+ wholesale cost + delivery + retailing cost - refinery value added products
