Tag: Mark McKenzie

Evolution at Speed: Recap of APFIF24

The 2024 Asia Pacific Fuel Industry Forum (APFIF), held from 23-25 September in Brisbane, delivered three dynamic days of workshops, networking, and forward-thinking presentations under the umbrella theme of ‘Evolution at Speed.’ This...

2024 Asia Pacific Fuel Industry Forum – Bigger, better and smarter

The 2024 Asia Pacific Fuel Industry Forum has been expanded and will comprise three events in one – the APFIF Conference, the new C360 Expo, and the Australian Fuel and Convenience Awards...

Petrol prices and inflation in Australia

Last week, the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) revealed that the Australian Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose 1.2% in the September 2023 quarter – significantly higher than the 0.8 per cent rise...

Legal obligations for sale of vapes

ACAPMA was contacted by a number of members in late September following their receipt of a letter from NSW Health relating to the retail sale of vapes in NSW. The letter is understood...

ReFuel APAC is heading to Kuala Lumpur in April 2024, and you are invited

Australian and New Zealand fuel retailers are invited to attend the unique, intense and valuable event that is ReFuel Forum, with complimentary delegate passes and accommodation extended to retailers. Previously known as...

APFI Forum 2023 Session Recap – The Clean Energy Transition: the policy, the strategy and the economics

The annual ACAPMA conference, the APFI Forum, was held in Brisbane last month. Feedback from delegates has been clear that, yet again, the program was packed with outstanding quality presentations that delivered the...

Your invitation to ReFuel Forum APAC 2024 in Kuala Lumpur

Australian and New Zealand Fuel Retailers are invited to attend the unique, intense and valuable event that is Refuel Forum. Previously known as Petro Forum, the ReFuel Forum, is heading back to its...

Fuel prices could stay high until December

Fuel prices across the country have sat at more than $2 a litre for weeks, and it could stay that way until the end of the year. Petrol stations blame international forces...
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