Motorists told to ‘shop smarter’ after excise cut wound back

Motorists told to ‘shop smarter’ after excise cut wound back

Aussie motorists have been urged to ‘shop smarter’ and retailers warned not to price gouge after the Albanese government wound back its fuel excise relief on Monday — making $2-a-litre the new normal.

Motorists and truckers face fuel shock as excise cut ends

Motorists, truckers and farmers will all feel the impact of a fuel tax discount ending as the Government says there needs to be a return to ‘situation normal’.

Fuel Price Warning: Treasurer puts retailers on notice - The Indian Sun

Treasurer Jim Chalmers has warned fuel retailers they face penalties of up to $100 million if they use the end of the federal government’s temporary fuel excise relief to impose unjustified price increases, as motorists begin paying the full fuel excise again from Monday. The government has asked the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission to step up monitoring of petrol prices after the temporary discounts to the fuel excise and heavy ve…