FuelNow

Petrol prices across Australia.

Every Australian state and territory runs an official fuel price scheme, and they all work differently – NSW, QLD, SA and TAS report in real time, WA and the NT lock prices daily, and Victoria's public feed runs a day behind. These pages explain how pricing works in each capital, with a live price board on every one. Beyond the capitals, seven state pages track regional prices daily on the official ABS boundaries. FuelNow is the simplest fuel app in Australia – one screen, no ads, no account.

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Today across the capitals

As at , the cheapest capital-city Unleaded 91 in Australia open to every driver is 223.3 c/L, in Perth.

Cheapest and median Unleaded 91 in each Australian capital
CityCheapest U91 (c/L)MedianPrice freshness
Sydney227.5239.9Real time
Melbourne229.2239.9Day behind (government feed)
Brisbane223.5239.5Real time
Perth223.3235.9Locked daily – tomorrow from 2:30pm
Adelaide223.9236.9Real time
Hobart235.9249.9Real time
Canberra232.9246.9Real time
Darwin239.5248.9Locked daily, can drop but not rise – tomorrow from 2:30pm

Official scheme data – cheapest and median Unleaded 91 across each greater-metro area. Headline cheapest figures are stations open to every driver; members-only stations (Costco, LMCT+) are marked on each city's board. Victorian prices are the latest the government's public feed has released. This table refreshes every few minutes; each city page has the full board.

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Beyond the capitals

Petrol prices outside the capitals, measured on the official ABS Rest-of-State boundaries. Regional NSW here means everything in NSW outside Greater Sydney – Newcastle and Wollongong included. Median Unleaded 91 across every reporting station, as at day’s end on 16 October 2026.

Median Unleaded 91 in each ABS Rest-of-State region
RegionMedian U91 (c/L)Stations
Regional NSW244.91,175
Regional Victoria245.9687
Regional Queensland242.91,003
Regional SA246.9310
Regional WA248.0455
Regional Tasmania255.9190
Regional NT279.0130

Day’s-end figures from the official state schemes – regional Victoria inherits the government feed’s one-day delay. Each region’s page compares it with its capital and tracks the past 90 days. How these figures are calculated.

The August rise

On 2 August 2026 the temporary fuel excise cut ended, stepping pump prices up by at least 17.6 c/L. The rise, tracked station by station →

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