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41% of Australians spending more than $60 per week on fuel, Savvy

Fuel & Forecourt News Convenience World Editor -
Survey reveals rising fuel costs force change in driving habits. A nationally representative survey commissioned by Savvy at the end of 2023 has shown that a little over a third (34%) of Australian...

Cautious spending over Christmas quarter hinders fast recovery for retailers, KPMG

News Convenience World Editor -
The latest KPMG Australia Retail Health Index (RHI) indicates that a slower than expected Christmas trading period will see a sluggish return to positive health for the retail sector no earlier than...

Weekly diesel prices

Fuel & Forecourt News Nicholas Rider -
The average weekly diesel fuel price in Australia fell 0.6¢ to 202.3¢ a litre nationally in the week ending 17 March, according to the Australian Institute of Petroleum’s ‘Weekly Diesel Prices’ report. The average national...

Weekly petrol prices

Fuel & Forecourt News Nicholas Rider -
The average price of unleaded petrol in Australia rose 2¢ to 202.7¢ a litre nationally in the week ending 17 March, according to the Australian Institute of Petroleum’s ‘Weekly Petrol Prices’ report. The average national...

Lavazza returns to F1 AUSGP as the official coffee partner

Marketing News Lorna Gloria -
After an excellent initial year, Lavazza is proud to return as the official coffee partner at the FORMULA 1 ROLEX AUSTRALIAN GRAND PRIX for 2024. Bringing guests the “finest” in hospitality and...

Too Good To Go down under

News Hailey Settineri -
The world’s largest marketplace for surplus food, Too Good To Go is coming to Australia with a launch that will start in Melbourne. The Danish-born social impact company is in the process of...

DIY, travel and treats set to reap $18b for economy this Easter

News Lorna Gloria -
As Australians gear up for the Easter break, a spending spree across DIY projects, holiday travel, and festive treats is set to bolster the economy. Across the three categories, Aussies are tipped to...

Greens targets supermarkets with divestiture legislation

News Nicholas Rider -
The Australian Greens will introduce a bill to parliament that would grant divestiture powers to target Australia’s supermarket duopoly. Commenting on the legislation, Greens Economic Justice spokesperson Senator Nick McKim says the giant...
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