With the combined effect of this timing we could see Australian average price peaks to one of the highest we’ve seen this year. Click to find out how your state will be affected.

New price cycles are hitting the capitals this week with average prices expected to rise by approx. 30cpl. 214.9cpl for ULP appears to be the new peak price. Click to find out how your state will be affected.

With the fuel excise here, there can be expected price changes. Click to find out how your major city will be affected.

With the fuel excise here, there can be expected price changes. Click to find out how your major city will be affected.

With the fuel excise here, there can be expected price changes. Click to find out how your major city will be affected.

With the fuel excise on the horizon, there can be expected price changes. Click to find out how your major city will be affected.

If you’re in need of fuel, now is the time to fill up across all major cities.

Time to fill up if you’re in Adelaide and Perth seems to be right in the midst of their price cycles. Click here to find out how your major state is affected.

With wholesale prices continuing to drop for both petrol and diesel, this is great news for motorists. Australians are keeping a close eye on the Federal Government’s decision on whether they too will reinstate the full fuel excise in September.

With wholesale prices continuing to drop for both petrol and diesel, this is great news for motorists. Australians are keeping a close eye on the Federal Government’s decision on whether they too will reinstate the full fuel excise in September.

With wholesale prices continuing to drop for both petrol and diesel, this is great news for motorists. Australians are keeping a close eye on the Federal Government’s decision on whether they too will reinstate the full fuel excise in September.

With wholesale prices continuing to drop for both petrol and diesel, this is great news for motorists. Australians are keeping a close eye on the Federal Government’s decision on whether they too will reinstate the full fuel excise in September.

With wholesale prices continuing to drop for both petrol and diesel, this is great news for motorists. Australians are keeping a close eye on the Federal Government’s decision on whether they too will reinstate the full fuel excise in September.

With wholesale prices continuing to drop for both petrol and diesel, this is great news for motorists. Australians are keeping a close eye on the Federal Government’s decision on whether they too will reinstate the full fuel excise in September.

With wholesale prices continuing to drop for both petrol and diesel, this is great news for motorists. Australians are keeping a close eye on the Federal Government’s decision on whether they too will reinstate the full fuel excise in September.

If you need to re-fuel, now is the time if you’re a motorist in anywhere but Melbourne. With wholesale prices for petrol dropping rapidly over the last week this has provided some relief which will also delay any new price cycles for Brisbane and Sydney.

Now is the time to re-fuel if you’re a motorist in anywhere but Melbourne – unfortunately any discounting is still around 3 weeks away. Notable drops in wholesale prices for both fuel and diesel will delay any new price cycles for Brisbane and Sydney.

If you’re a Brisbane, Sydney or Perth motorist, now is the ideal time to re-fuel before prices jump back up again within the coming week. Fuel prices are sitting at the 239.9cpl mark in Adelaide and Melbourne at the moment, with no reprieve in sight for another 1 to 3 weeks.

Trends are showing that prices are about to jump in Adelaide and Perth, so motorists should take advantage of the discount phase in their current fuel price cycles. Melbourne, Brisbane and Sydney are due to follow suit, however it may be a week or two before we begin to see the first signs of any new price peaks.

Adelaide and Brisbane have both experienced record peak prices yet again, with average fuel prices just shy of reaching the mid 220’s. Diesel motorists also experienced a huge jump to already high prices due to massive increases in wholesale prices this week.

Sydney and Brisbane just experienced another week of record-high prices, with the new ULP price cycles reaching 224.9cpl. There was also a significant 11.6cpl increase in wholesale prices, and a lot of this is still to flow through to pump prices.

Fuel prices continue to surge across the country – Adelaide and Melbourne saw record high prices yet again, with current trends indicating that petrol is going to peak at around 224.9cpl in majority of the capitals over the coming week.

Perth motorists, fill up now or expect to see fuel prices in the mid to high 220’s – the peak of the current price cycle is imminent – as it is in Adelaide. Brisbane and Sydney drivers will need to wait for at least a couple of weeks before the discounting phase of the cycle commences, while Melbourne motorists should see some discounting this time next week.