Published
Our 14th weekly report provides the latest petrol and diesel price movements after the conflict in the Middle-East began in late February, including movements since the fuel excise cut came into effect. Over the last week, average retail petrol prices in many capital cities reduced to around or below pre-conflict levels as diesel prices continued to fall.
About the weekly update
We're giving weekly updates on fuel price monitoring during the current Middle Eastern conflict. This includes the latest movements in crude oil prices, international refined fuel benchmarks, and domestic wholesale and retail fuel prices in Australia鈥檚 capital cities and more than 190 regional locations.
Past updates
Weekly fuel price monitoring update - 5 June 2026 ( PDF 908 KB )
Weekly fuel price monitoring report - 29 May 2026 ( PDF 1.28 MB )
Weekly fuel price monitoring report - 22 May 2026 ( PDF 1.28 MB )
Weekly fuel price monitoring report - 15 May 2026 ( PDF 1.32 MB )
Weekly fuel price monitoring report - 8 May 2026 ( PDF 803.18 KB )
Weekly fuel price monitoring update - 1 May 2026 ( PDF 1.36 MB )
Weekly fuel price monitoring report - 24 April 2026 ( PDF 742.66 KB )
Weekly fuel price monitoring report - 17 April 2026 ( PDF 970.83 KB )
Weekly fuel price monitoring report - 10 April 2026 ( PDF 689.06 KB )
Weekly fuel price monitoring report - 2 April 2026 ( PDF 661.02 KB )
Weekly fuel price monitoring report - 27 March 2026 ( PDF 617.79 KB )
Weekly fuel price monitoring report - 20 March 2026 ( PDF 528.65 KB )
Weekly fuel price monitoring update - 13 March 2026 ( PDF 910.39 KB )
See also
Fuel price monitoring during current Middle Eastern conflict