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Government prosecutes discount fuel chain

Consumer Protection says independent tests found 91 octane at 14 Burk sites while motorists were billed for premium fuel, and seeks court orders and compensation.

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Service station chain Burk Fuel has been handed prosecution notices over allegations the company has been selling lower-grade petrol as premium unleaded at a number of its Western Australian retail sites.

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Perth’s cheapest petrol chain faces prosecution over claims it passed off 91 fuel as premium

Consumer Protection will allege the fuel chain misled its customers by swapping out the premium product for standard 91.

·North Sydney, Australia
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Government prosecutes discount fuel chain

Service station chain Burk Fuel has been handed prosecution notices over allegations the company has been selling lower-grade petrol as premium unleaded at a number of its Western Australian retail sites.

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Business News broke the news on Monday, November 9, 2026.
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