See petrol stations in Brisbane where one or more fuel types may be unavailable. Compare flagged sites, fuel types, and nearby alternatives before making a special trip.
10 stations currently show a flagged or missing fuel price. Filter by state or fuel type, then check the station on the map.
Availability signals come from fuel price feeds and can include placeholder prices, inactive station records, stale feeds, or unavailable fuel records. Confirm locally before relying on a single station.
Latest feed update: 24/07/2026, 3:46 pm. 10 petrol stations in Brisbane show one or more availability flags. These are station feed signals, not confirmation of a national fuel shortage.
Tap a row to filter the map and station list. Percentages are based on current fuel-grade flags in Brisbane.
Compare the strongest clusters for Brisbane, then open the region, local page or map before making a special trip.
10 petrol stations showing fuel availability flags. Use the filters below to narrow by state, fuel grade, brand, suburb or station name before making a special trip.
Showing 10 of 10 affected stations.
U91, DSL, P98 flagged unavailable · High confidence · QLD
Implausible U91 price 999.9c (> $5/L); no clean decimal correction.
E10 flagged unavailable · High confidence · QLD
Placeholder price reported
U91 flagged unavailable · High confidence · QLD
Placeholder price reported
P95 flagged unavailable · Needs confirmation · QLD
DSL flagged unavailable · High confidence · QLD
Implausible DSL price 999.9c (> $5/L); no clean decimal correction.
DSL flagged unavailable · Needs confirmation · QLD
PDSL flagged unavailable · High confidence · QLD
Placeholder price reported
P98 flagged unavailable · High confidence · QLD
Placeholder price reported
PDSL flagged unavailable · High confidence · QLD
Placeholder price reported
P95 flagged unavailable · High confidence · QLD
Implausible P95 price 999.9c (> $5/L); no clean decimal correction.
Data comes from supported government, retailer and station feeds where available. A station is marked as running dry when its reported price is $999.90 (placeholder), zero, or explicitly flagged as unavailable. The dashboard checks for new data regularly. Last data update: 24/07/2026, 3:46 pm
An outage flag can mean a fuel type is unavailable. Check the reported price, distance and update time at alternative stations.
Availability flags come from reported fuel-price data for Brisbane. They can identify a possible outage or feed problem, but they do not show stock held at a service station.
FuelRadar checks supported feeds for Brisbane for unavailable records, inactive stations, zero prices and placeholder prices.
Each station row shows its source and confidence label. A recent unavailable record is more useful than an old single-fuel record.
A feed flag is not a stock guarantee. Check nearby alternatives and call the station before travelling a long distance.
Motorists across the country may notice some stations reporting unavailable fuel as the industry navigates recent supply chain disruptions. Reports indicate that logistical challenges and transport delays are the primary factors contributing to the current environment, which has led to some petrol stations running dry in various regions. While the fuel shortage is affecting specific locations, industry stakeholders are actively working to replenish stocks and stabilise distribution networks to ensure consistent supply for drivers.
New South Wales is currently experiencing the most significant impact regarding fuel availability. Given the fluid nature of these supply chain disruptions, motorists are encouraged to check the FuelRadar map in real-time before travelling to confirm stock levels at their preferred service station. Staying informed via our live data ensures you can plan your route effectively and avoid potential inconveniences.
Choose a state, region or local area to see the stations with current availability flags.
A station is flagged when its reported fuel price data becomes stale, shows placeholder values ($999.90), or the station is explicitly marked as inactive by data providers. This typically indicates the station has run out of one or more fuel types, though it can also reflect temporary reporting issues.
Availability can change because of delivery timing, temporary supply gaps, station maintenance, reporting delays, or strong local demand. Regional stations can be affected sooner because deliveries are less frequent and storage capacity varies by site.
FuelRadar Australia uses supported government, retailer and station feeds where available. Check the update time shown for the latest availability record.
Use the FuelRadar Australia map to find the nearest station that still has fuel. Fill only what you need, check nearby alternatives before making a special trip, and consider another compatible fuel type if your vehicle supports it.
FuelRadar Australia uses supported government, retailer and station feeds where available. This dashboard checks for new data regularly and covers 10 affected stations across Australia.
