FuelRadar helps Australian drivers compare reported fuel prices, update times and service stations across every state and territory.
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Start with nearby service stations. Use cycle, discount and warehouse pages when the board price is not the whole cost.
FuelRadar Australia is a motoring service for comparing reported petrol prices at service stations across Australia. Search a suburb or postcode, open the fuel map, then compare the grade your vehicle uses, the report time and the extra kilometres.
Search a suburb, postcode or station, or open the fuel map and filter by fuel type and brand. Compare the same fuel grade, weigh the reported price against distance and the update time, and add a loyalty docket or Costco membership only when it applies. The board price at the pump is final.
Prices come from state government price-reporting programs, retailer reports and station reports. Station pages show the source and update time where the reporting program provides them. A new report can arrive after you leave, so confirm the board price before you fill.
In supported Australian cities, price-cycle pages show whether local petrol is rising, falling or holding. Loyalty dockets and member-only warehouses such as Costco change what you actually pay, so include those before treating a board price as the cheapest fill.
FuelRadar Australia lists 8,146 listed stations across Australia by state, city, suburb, postcode, brand and fuel type. Browse locations to move from statewide averages to a local station page.
Each state runs its own reporting scheme, so update timing differs. The pump price is final.
Queensland fuel price reporting
Queensland prices come from the state fuel-price reporting scheme. Start with Brisbane, Gold Coast, Sunshine Coast, Ipswich, Toowoomba, Townsville or Cairns, or open the Queensland page.
NSW FuelCheck
NSW reports flow through FuelCheck. Compare Sydney, Parramatta, Newcastle, Wollongong, Penrith and Liverpool, or browse New South Wales.
NSW FuelCheck
ACT stations are covered through the NSW FuelCheck program, including Canberra and the member-only Costco site at Canberra Airport. Open the ACT page for current reports.
Servo Saver
Victorian prices use Service Victoria Servo Saver open data and FuelRadar Australia's own price checks. © State of Victoria accessed via the Victorian Government Service Victoria Platform Compare Melbourne, Geelong, Ballarat and Bendigo, or open Victoria. This source can lag the retailer report.
FuelWatch
WA uses FuelWatch notified prices for the next day. Check Perth, Mandurah and Bunbury, or the Western Australia page.
SA fuel pricing
SA prices come from the state fuel-pricing scheme. Start with Adelaide or browse South Australia.
MyFuel NT and Fuel Check Tasmania
NT reports come from MyFuel NT, including Darwin. Tasmania uses Fuel Check Tasmania, including Hobart and Launceston. Open the NT or Tasmania page for local stations.
Every named scheme
FuelRadar also uses retailer and station reports where a government program is incomplete. Named public programs include NSW FuelCheck (NSW / ACT), Queensland fuel price reporting (QLD), Servo Saver (VIC), FuelWatch (WA), SA fuel pricing (SA), Fuel Check Tasmania (TAS) and MyFuel NT (NT). Read how prices are reported for update timing and limits.
Government programs, retailer reports and station reports all appear on FuelRadar. Update timing varies by source, especially Victoria and Western Australia.
South Australian Consumer and Business Services lists FuelRadar as a data publisher authorised to access and publish data from the SA Fuel Pricing Information Scheme. View the official publisher listing. Scheme access does not mean that the SA Government is otherwise affiliated or associated with FuelRadar. APAC Insider named FuelRadar the Most Innovative Consumer Money-Saving Platform 2026 in the Australian Enterprise Awards. View the 2026 award.
FuelRadar Australia Fuel Price Team is the shared byline for FuelRadar's fuel guides and its weekly and cheapest-price reports. Reports use aggregated station data and publish only after automated freshness, length and section checks. Read how prices are reported, or contact FuelRadar if a source, station report or article needs correction. WebDigital operates the service and maintains its publication checks.
Service details
Start with the map for nearby prices. Open the cycle, tools or data pages when you need more detail.
Short answers about source data, update timing and forecast limits.
FuelRadar Australia uses named government programs such as NSW FuelCheck, Queensland fuel-price reporting, Servo Saver in Victoria and FuelWatch in WA, plus its own price checks. Retailer and station reports cover gaps where available. Check the report time on the station page.
No. FuelRadar shows reported station prices for planning. Prices can change after a new report arrives, and discounts or loyalty programs may apply at the pump, so check the update time before driving out of your way.
Reported prices are listed for Queensland, New South Wales, the ACT, Victoria, Western Australia, South Australia, the Northern Territory and Tasmania where a feed is available. Open a state or city page, or use the map for stations near you.
No. Search and the map work without location permission. Allowing location only ranks nearby stations. Coordinates stay in the browser.
No. Costco fuel is members-only. Compare reported warehouse prices on the Costco page, then weigh the membership cost and extra kilometres against nearby public stations.
Send the station name, suburb, fuel type, price shown and the price you saw through the Contact page. That gives the team enough information to investigate the source row.
