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Removal of the GST and the lowering of the fuel excise and a royal commission into price gouging

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Rosemary WYCHERLEY
7 years ago

This issue needs resolution. The unprecedented volatility of fuel pricing is unacceptable.

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Coralie
7 years ago

Stopp ripping us off!

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Prices need to be looked at.

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Graham west
7 years ago

Wake up Gov or we will

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Renae creighton
7 years ago

Stop this theft!

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Danny Power
7 years ago

Now Europe is cheaper than Australia. €1.20 litre for diesel

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Eryn
7 years ago

These prices are getting ridiculous. There is no need for it.

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David Allen
7 years ago

Fraud in its finest form. Ripping off the Battler.

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Michael Wilks
7 years ago

Needs to have some control

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Lisa Duvoisin
7 years ago

Keep fuel prices in line.

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Madeline Stapleton
7 years ago

ITS BLOODY BS.

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Phillip J Cook
7 years ago

We have had enough of being ripped off.

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Denora Garrod
7 years ago

The average Australian tax payer is already enough financial stress trying to live day to day without having these rediculous rises in fuel. No body will be able to afford to get to work! Something needs to be done, the people are absolutely fed up with these rubbish prices.

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Kate Chisholm
7 years ago

Fuel prices are ridiculous! People are struggling enough as it is financially with low wages (if you're lucky enough to have a job). Add to that the high cost of living, grocery prices, child care etc and you wonder why so many live off credit! Stop profiteering off the backs of hard working Aussies!

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William Edwards
7 years ago

Stop the multi level tax theft

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A B earthworks
7 years ago

This is killing a once thriving business where I employed three people and now I'm struggling to compete with everyone and am working the business by my self.

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Rob Rooney
7 years ago

This has to stop. I don't know where the government thinks the money is coming from?? I work 2 jobs and still struggle.

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Amanda
7 years ago

Greed

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Jaiden
7 years ago

Fuel prices are ridiculous.

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Joanne Wait
7 years ago

the increase seems to happen just before every public holiday or leading up too Christmas and Easter, and then off course stays there and becomes the new norm. IT'S A ROUT!!!! 12 months ago it woykda cost me $66 to fuel up. The same car today costs me $93 to fuel up. My wages haven't increased, actually my job had decreased my hours because the financial climate has hit them hard and they are desperately trying to stay afloat. So!! Fuel costs $26 more to fuel up. I've lost 25hrs a week in wages and I will never never never get ahead at this rate. All my wages go to high rent, food, car repayment and fuel. I have to beg and borrow to pay for electricity and rego..... Do you care? Care enough to give us some slack?????