Which petrol stations are without fuel?

FuelRadar Australia lists stations where supported reports show one or more fuel types as unavailable, inactive, zero priced or using an outage placeholder. Use the map and affected-station list to find another nearby station.

How does FuelRadar Australia detect fuel outages?

We monitor supported Australian fuel price reports. When a station has a placeholder price, zero price, unavailable fuel record, inactive listing or old report, we flag it for review on this page.

How often is the fuel outage map updated?

FuelRadar Australia uses supported price-reporting programs across Australian states. The outage map updates as new reports arrive, and the page shows the latest report time available.

What does a $999.90 price mean?

A price of $999.90 (or 999.9 cents per litre) is a standard placeholder used by fuel price reporting systems to indicate that a fuel type is currently unavailable at that station.

Fuel outage map

Petrol stations without fuel in Australia

250 servos currently show at least one petrol-availability flag in Australia. Use the fuel outage map and tracker below to compare the affected grade, location and update time. A flag can also reflect stale or incomplete reporting.

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Latest report update 18 Aug 2026, 7:46 am8,028 servos listed

Stations affected

250

At least one grade flagged

Fuel-grade flags

394

Unavailable or uncertain records

Stations listed

8,028

Australia

Fuel types affected

18 Aug 2026, 7:46 am

Current report summary for Australia

Latest report update: 18/08/2026, 7:46 am. 250 servos in Australia show one or more availability flags. A flag can also come from an old or incomplete report; it does not confirm a country-wide fuel shortage.

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250 stations currently show at least one availability flag across 394 fuel-grade records in Australia.
That represents 3% of listed stations in Australia.
New South Wales has the highest affected-station count with 88 flagged sites, or 4% of listed NSW stations, followed by Queensland with 63.
P98 is the most affected fuel grade, making up 17% of current fuel-grade flags.
BP has the most affected sites in this view (28 stations, 11% of affected sites).
30% of affected sites are smaller, independent or unbranded operators; 70% are known chain brands.
75 affected stations show more than one unavailable grade, which is more likely to reflect a real availability problem than one stale fuel record.
55 affected stations have a recent unavailable record, a zero reported price or a recognised placeholder price.
This tracker shows station-level availability flags, not proof of a country-wide fuel run-out. Use the map and affected-station list to find nearby alternatives.

Highest state count

New South Wales

88 stations

Most affected grade

P98

66 flags

Brand with most flags

28 stations

Smaller operators

30%

of affected sites

Reports checked 7:46 am

Compare affected states and territories

Open a state tracker for the current station list, local clusters, fuel-grade mix and map view.

National tracker

New South Wales

35% of affected stations

E10: 31 · P98: 25 · PDSL: 24

stations

Queensland

25% of affected stations

P95: 19 · P98: 17 · E10: 16

stations

Victoria

24% of affected stations

DSL: 18 · PDSL: 16 · P98: 15

stations

South Australia

10% of affected stations

LPG: 12 · U91: 6 · PDSL: 4

stations

Western Australia

4% of affected stations

U91: 5 · P98: 5 · DSL: 5

stations

Tasmania

2% of affected stations

P95: 4 · U91: 2 · DSL: 2

stations

Which fuel grades are most affected?

Tap a row to filter the map and station list. Percentages are based on current fuel-grade flags nationally.

Map of affected servos

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Affected stations in Australia

250 servos showing fuel availability flags. Use the filters below to narrow by state, fuel grade, brand, suburb or station name before making a special trip.

Station, suburb or brandState or territoryFuel type

Showing 10 of 250 affected stations.

7-Eleven Robina

Robina Town Centre Dr

U91, E10, PDSL, P98, LPG flagged unavailable · High confidence · QLD

Updated25mPlaceholder price signalLast report for this grade: 35d ago

Placeholder price reported

Connetic Armidale

1 ENDEAVOUR DR, ARMIDALE

U91, E10, DSL, PDSL, P98 flagged unavailable · Needs confirmation · NSW

Snapshot12dStale feed signalLast report for this grade: 14d ago

METRO PETROLEUM BALLINA

323 RIVER ST, BALLINA

U91, E10, PDSL, P95, P98 flagged unavailable · Needs confirmation · NSW

Snapshot23hStale feed signalLast report for this grade: 6d ago

Metro Petroleum Revesby West

10 MILPERRA RD, REVESBY

U91, E10, DSL, PDSL, P98 flagged unavailable · Needs confirmation · NSW

Snapshot5dStale feed signalLast report for this grade: 9d ago

Mobil Broken Hill

535 ARGENT ST, BROKEN HILL

U91, DSL, PDSL, P95, P98 flagged unavailable · Needs confirmation · NSW

Snapshot21dStale feed signalLast report for this grade: 24d ago

Shell Reddy Express Mackay Broadsound Rd

1-3 Broadsound Rd

U91, E10, DSL, P95, P98 flagged unavailable · High confidence · QLD

Updated25mPlaceholder price signalLast report for this grade: 18d ago

Placeholder price reported

Shell Reddy Express Springwood

3495 Pacific Hwy

U91, E10, DSL, P95, P98 flagged unavailable · High confidence · QLD

Updated25mPlaceholder price signalLast report for this grade: 22d ago

Placeholder price reported

Tanwar Petroleum

281 New Canterbury Rd, Lewisham

U91, E10, DSL, P95, P98 flagged unavailable · Needs confirmation · NSW

Snapshot1hStale feed signalLast report for this grade: 10h ago

United Esplanade

422 Esplanade

U91, E10, DSL, P98, LPG flagged unavailable · High confidence · QLD

Updated25mPlaceholder price signalLast report for this grade: 17d ago

Placeholder price reported

7-Eleven Rockingham

129 Dixon Rd

U91, PDSL, P95, P98 flagged unavailable · Needs confirmation · WA

Snapshot3dStale feed signalLast report for this grade: 3d ago

240 stations not yet shown

Availability flags come from supported station reports and can include an unavailable status, an inactive station listing, a zero price, an old report or a source-specific placeholder price. Last report update: 18/08/2026, 7:46 am

National Fuel Availability Report: Current Supply Chain Status

Motorists across Australia may experience reported availability issues at some service stations today due to ongoing supply chain disruptions. Industry reports and logistical assessments indicate that these challenges are primarily driven by temporary delays in fuel distribution and regional transport capacity constraints, rather than a lack of underlying supply. As a result, some petrol stations running dry in localized areas are being addressed by operators working to replenish stocks through priority logistics scheduling.

New South Wales is currently the state experiencing the most significant impact regarding fuel availability. While the broader supply network remains resilient, motorists are advised to exercise caution and plan ahead for their travel. To ensure efficient refuelling, drivers are encouraged to use the live FuelRadar map to check real-time stock levels at their local service station before travelling, helping to navigate the current fuel shortage effectively.

What to check

The Australian Institute of Petroleum (AIP) continues to monitor the national supply chain closely, confirming that Australia maintains robust fuel reserves to meet domestic demand despite localised distribution bottlenecks.
The ACCC maintains its role in monitoring fuel price and supply transparency, urging retailers to keep consumers informed regarding site-specific outages to manage expectations during periods of supply chain volatility.
Major fuel retailers have confirmed they are prioritising high-traffic locations for replenishment to minimise inconvenience while working to resolve distribution delays affecting some regional and metropolitan sites.

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How fuel availability is flagged

Availability flags come from reported fuel-price records for Australia. They can indicate a possible outage or reporting problem, but they do not prove that every bowser at a station is empty.

FuelRadar Australia checks supported petrol-price reports for explicit unavailable records, inactive stations, zero prices, old records and source-specific placeholder values.
A recent record marked unavailable is more useful than an old or missing fuel-price report. Each affected station listing shows its source, update time and confidence where available.
An availability flag is not a live measure of stock at the service station. Check alternatives and contact the station before making a long detour.

Questions about fuel outage flags

The affected-station list shows sites where supported reports indicate that one or more fuel grades may be unavailable. A station can be listed because of an unavailable status, inactive record, zero price, old report or outage placeholder value.

Petrol stations without fuel in Australia

Current report summary for Australia