Australian fuel prices, the week to 1 November 2026

Prices from 26 October to 1 November 2026Updated

U91 average across Australia

240.8c/L

1.4 c/L lower than the week before

Diesel average
282.1 c/L
Diesel on the week before
0.2 c/L lower

Australia’s week at the pump: every fuel’s average across the country, each capital city and regional Australia.

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Key figures

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  1. U91 averaged 240.8 c/L across Australia in the week to 1 November 2026, down 1.4 c/L on the week before, and diesel averaged 282.1 c/L, down 0.2 c/L.

  2. 240.8c/L

    U91 in Australia: 240.8 c/L, down 1.4 c/L on the week before.

  3. 282.1c/L

    Diesel in Australia: 282.1 c/L, down 0.2 c/L on the week before.

  4. 234.7c/L

    U91 in the capital cities: 234.7 c/L, down 0.9 c/L on the week before.

  5. 245.2c/L

    U91 in regional Australia: 245.2 c/L, down 1.5 c/L on the week before.

Key points

Written from FuelRadar’s station-day averages for the week.

  1. Across Australia, U91 averaged 240.8 c/L in the week to 1 November 2026, down 1.4 c/L on the week before.

  2. Adelaide was the cheapest capital for U91 at 227.8 c/L and Canberra the dearest at 246.0 c/L, 18.2 c/L apart.

  3. U91 averaged 234.7 c/L in the capital cities and 245.2 c/L in regional Australia, 10.5 c/L more outside the capitals.

  4. Across Australia, diesel averaged 282.1 c/L in the week to 1 November 2026, down 0.2 c/L on the week before.

  5. Perth was the cheapest capital for diesel at 269.9 c/L and Canberra the dearest at 288.1 c/L, 18.2 c/L apart.

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Every fuel in Australia

Average price by fuel in Australia, the week before against the week to 1 November 2026

  • Unleaded 91, 1.4 c/L lower

    Week before 242.2Week of 26 October to 1 November 2026 240.8

  • Diesel, 0.2 c/L lower

    Week before 282.3Week of 26 October to 1 November 2026 282.1

  • Premium 95, 0.6 c/L lower

    Week before 255.7Week of 26 October to 1 November 2026 255.1

  • Premium 98, 1.1 c/L lower

    Week before 264.0Week of 26 October to 1 November 2026 262.9

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Source: FuelRadar (fuelradar.com.au)

Cents a litre, the station-day average over 26 October to 1 November 2026. Change is on the week before.

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Average price by fuel, the week to 1 November 2026
FuelThis weekChange
Unleaded 91240.81.4 lower
Diesel282.10.2 lower
Premium 95255.10.6 lower
Premium 98262.91.1 lower

U91 in each capital city

U91 average in each capital, cheapest first, with the change on the week before.

  1. Adelaide4.2 c/L lower227.8 (lowest)
  2. Perth1.5 c/L lower228.5
  3. Melbourne0.2 c/L higher235.9
  4. Sydney1.4 c/L lower236.2
  5. Brisbane0.2 c/L higher236.8
  6. Darwin0.8 c/L lower244.9
  7. Hobart1.3 c/L lower245.1
  8. Canberra0.5 c/L higher246.0

Cents a litre, the station-day average over 26 October to 1 November 2026 in each capital's urban area. Change is on the week before. Each city opens its weekly report.

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U91 average in each capital city, the week to 1 November 2026
Capital cityThis weekChange
Adelaide227.84.2 lower
Perth228.51.5 lower
Melbourne235.90.2 higher
Sydney236.21.4 lower
Brisbane236.80.2 higher
Darwin244.90.8 lower
Hobart245.11.3 lower
Canberra246.00.5 higher

Diesel in each capital city

Diesel average in each capital, cheapest first, with the change on the week before.

  1. Perth1.8 c/L higher269.9 (lowest)
  2. Adelaide5.3 c/L lower273.5
  3. Sydney1.5 c/L higher278.3
  4. Melbourne1.7 c/L higher278.6
  5. Brisbane1.0 c/L higher281.3
  6. Hobart1.1 c/L higher282.2
  7. Darwin1.0 c/L higher287.7
  8. Canberra2.1 c/L higher288.1

Cents a litre, the station-day average over 26 October to 1 November 2026 in each capital's urban area. Change is on the week before. Each city opens its weekly report.

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Diesel average in each capital city, the week to 1 November 2026
Capital cityThis weekChange
Perth269.91.8 higher
Adelaide273.55.3 lower
Sydney278.31.5 higher
Melbourne278.61.7 higher
Brisbane281.31.0 higher
Hobart282.21.1 higher
Darwin287.71.0 higher
Canberra288.12.1 higher

The capital cities and regional Australia

U91 averaged 234.7 c/L in the capital cities and 245.2 c/L in regional Australia, 10.5 c/L more outside the capitals. Diesel averaged 277.8 c/L in the capital cities and 283.7 c/L in regional Australia, 5.9 c/L more outside the capitals.

The capital cities and regional Australia, the week to 1 November 2026
FuelCapital citiesRegionalGap
Unleaded 91234.7245.210.5 higher
Diesel277.8283.75.9 higher
Premium 95251.8258.56.7 higher
Premium 98259.8265.96.1 higher

Cents a litre, the station-day average over 26 October to 1 November 2026. Regional Australia is every station outside the capitals' urban areas. Gap is regional less the capitals. Change is on the week before.

About this edition

How we worked out these figures · What this edition can establish

How we worked out these figures

  1. How we average

    The week runs Monday to Sunday. Each capital city and the rest of each state is averaged over its station-days, as in the capital reports, and Australia is the station-day average of all of them together, so a busy market counts for more than a small one.

  2. Which fuels

    A fuel shows only when every capital city reports it that week (8 capitals this week). A week with a capital's report missing has no Australian report.

  3. Each capital

    Each capital city links to its own weekly report, with its wholesale prices, the rest of the state and its cheapest suburbs.

  4. About these prices

    These are averages over the week, not today’s prices. Check the station price and its update time before you fill.

What this edition can establish

  1. Not recorded

    Carried retail price counts and excluded raw report counts were not retained; their shares are unavailable. The number of stations selling each fuel and litres sold are not recorded, so fuel-market and sales coverage percentages are unavailable. Individual state date windows were not retained in this saved edition. This saved weekly edition records a peak daily count, not a distinct weekly station total.

  2. Saved edition

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  • ReferenceFuelRadar, Australian fuel prices, the week to 1 November 2026, https://fuelradar.com.au/fuel-price-reports/australia/weekly/2026-w44.
  • Credit line for print, TV and radioSource: FuelRadar, week to 1 November 2026
  • CSV of this week’s averageshttps://fuelradar.com.au/fuel-price-reports/australia/weekly/2026-w44.csv