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It was at a couple of places in Maitland for 67.9 today :-(
2km up the road, it was 55.5. Work that out.
It was at a couple of places in Maitland for 67.9 today :-(
2km up the road, it was 55.5. Work that out.
"Brendon" <no@way.man> wrote in message
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> It was at a couple of places in Maitland for 67.9 today :-(
> 2km up the road, it was 55.5. Work that out.
****ed if I know, the pricing has got major tits. A couple of weeks ago it
was 37 cents around here, and had been for months. Now it's 55.9.
****s.
--
Regards,
Noddy.
"Noddy" <dg4163@dodo.com.au> wrote in message
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>
> "Brendon" <no@way.man> wrote in message
>
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....
> > It was at a couple of places in Maitland for 67.9 today :-(
> > 2km up the road, it was 55.5. Work that out.
>
> ****ed if I know, the pricing has got major tits. A couple of weeks ago it
> was 37 cents around here, and had been for months. Now it's 55.9.
>
> ****s.
>
> --
> Regards,
> Noddy.
>
>
Im with you NODDY
Why the shit has it gone up so much ?it surely isn't tied into Petrol, we
produce it here & AFAIK we sell it to Asia
so we can buy there crap in $2 shops
why does it just move up with no song & dance , Gov say sod all, Taxi
companies are the same & all their fleets would be on it
WTF is going on ??
I'm bloody annoyed getting a conversion at 49c not long ago, now its 65c &
climbing
I worked it out,
Formula A-B=C
67.9-55.5=12.4
"Brendon" <no@way.man> wrote in message
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> It was at a couple of places in Maitland for 67.9 today :-(
> 2km up the road, it was 55.5. Work that out.
>
"Brendon" <no@way.man> wrote in message
news:43e99290$0$17810$61c65585@un-2park-reader-01.sydney.pipenetworks.com.au...
> It was at a couple of places in Maitland for 67.9 today :-(
> 2km up the road, it was 55.5. Work that out.
>
Tuesday to wednesday seems to be the jump day here in Adelaide here as well.
Was 115.9 for unleaded last night, to 127.9 this morning. Bloody crazy.
"Noddy" <dg4163@dodo.com.au> wrote:
> ****ed if I know, the pricing has got major tits. ...
>
So it's "good" then?
~
> ****s.
>
VERY good?!!?
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Knob
Brendon wrote:
> It was at a couple of places in Maitland for 67.9 today :-(
> 2km up the road, it was 55.5. Work that out.
i heard talk a while back about the goverment adding a tax to gas,
perhaps that has happend now.
> i heard talk a while back about the goverment adding a tax to gas,
> perhaps that has happend now.
Not yet.
When it does, LPG will cease being a viable taxi fuel.
-mark
mark jb wrote:
>> i heard talk a while back about the goverment adding a tax to gas,
>> perhaps that has happend now.
>
> Not yet.
>
> When it does, LPG will cease being a viable taxi fuel.
>
> -mark
>
>
utter crap . lpg is always going to be around 1/2 or less the price of
normal petrol with in the forseable future .
Write to little johnny, the more pressure the better
"Brendon" <no@way.man> wrote in message
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> It was at a couple of places in Maitland for 67.9 today :-(
> 2km up the road, it was 55.5. Work that out.
>
> utter crap . lpg is always going to be around 1/2 or less the price of
> normal petrol with in the forseable future .
They think they're being ripped off now. If it goes up another 20c, you
won't hear the end of the whinging.
-mark
Brendon <no@way.man> wrote:
> It was at a couple of places in Maitland for 67.9 today :-(
> 2km up the road, it was 55.5. Work that out.
Why does nobody read previous threads on this subject before posting the
same basic question year after year?
The AU LPG price is not set in AU. We use "parity pricing", which means that
the price of LPG in Saudi Arabia is used as the benchmark in AU in the same
way as the Singapore prices are used for crude.
LPG is used extensively in heating in the northern hemisphere as well as in
industrial processing. During the northern hemisphere winter (our summer)
the demand is higher, so the price rises. The colder a northern winter, the
higher the price peak...
Come autumn (northern spring), the LPG demand subsides and the price comes
back down. Of course, the bottom price in spring is always slightly higher
than in the previous spring, but it's still a lot less than the summer peak
price. When this happens depends on when the warm weather kicks in in the
northern hemisphere...
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Athol
<http://cust.idl.com.au/athol> Linux Registered User # 254000
The state of infrastructure in New South Wales is a disgrace.
I'm a Libran Engineer. I don't argue, I discuss.
Get use to it
Its around the 50cpl here in Melb. and rising [see below why]
Another item that works on the supply/demand ratio, esp. from
o/seas.Its also traded in US$ so watch the exchange rate.
Will come down as it always does latter in the year.I would say it wont
roll back all that much though, with the traded prices looks like 45cpl
will be price point [Hope i am wrong on this]
Been on the up and up since Sept. last year
For the record it has risen steeply:
JAN 05'
Propane AUS $475 M/Tonne
Butane AUS $484 M/Tonne
JAN 06'
Propane AUS $774 M/Tonne
Butane AUS $787 M/Tonne
Gets Worse still on the UP....
FEB 06'
P AUS$830
B AUS$837
This is rather alarming really...
Anyway less than ULP and Diesel
"athol" <me@privacy.net> wrote in message news:1139440922.315814@idlweb...
> Brendon <no@way.man> wrote:
> > It was at a couple of places in Maitland for 67.9 today :-(
> > 2km up the road, it was 55.5. Work that out.
>
> Why does nobody read previous threads on this subject before posting the
> same basic question year after year?
*** probably these threads are not current [available] maybe we have just
started using aus.cars
freaking "year after year" !!
>
> The AU LPG price is not set in AU. We use "parity pricing", which means
that
> the price of LPG in Saudi Arabia is used as the benchmark in AU in the
same
> way as the Singapore prices are used for crude.
>
> LPG is used extensively in heating in the northern hemisphere as well as
in
> industrial processing. During the northern hemisphere winter (our summer)
> the demand is higher, so the price rises. The colder a northern winter,
the
> higher the price peak...
>
> Come autumn (northern spring), the LPG demand subsides and the price comes
> back down. Of course, the bottom price in spring is always slightly
higher
> than in the previous spring, but it's still a lot less than the summer
peak
> price. When this happens depends on when the warm weather kicks in in the
> northern hemisphere...
**** the price will come back down ? your joking grandpa it has never came
down in price --never, it just moves one way
where I live the 3 petrol companies ring around & set the price for the
whole town ,
you must live in that other world called a capital city , where suburbs have
competition & independent operators
>
> --
> Athol
> <http://cust.idl.com.au/athol> Linux Registered User # 254000
> The state of infrastructure in New South Wales is a disgrace.
> I'm a Libran Engineer. I don't argue, I discuss.
On Thu, 9 Feb 2006 21:59:34 +1100, wahne warne wrote:
> you must live in that other world called a capital city , where suburbs have
> competition & independent operators
You missed the smilie there somewhere.
Or, you really believe spivs and their scams are restricted to the
'regional areas/bush?
--
Toby.
More than any other time in history, mankind faces a crossroads. One
path leads to despair and utter hopelessness.
The other, to total extinction.
Let us pray we have the wisdom to choose correctly. - Woody Allen
(1935- )
"Toby Ponsenby" <toby@privacy.net> wrote in message
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> On Thu, 9 Feb 2006 21:59:34 +1100, wahne warne wrote:
>
> > you must live in that other world called a capital city , where suburbs
have
> > competition & independent operators
>
>
> You missed the smilie there somewhere.
> Or, you really believe spivs and their scams are restricted to the
> 'regional areas/bush?
>
or you really believe spivs and their scams are restricted to the 'regional
areas/bush?
did I say that ?
what I did say was "where suburbs have
competition & independent operators" which leads to more competitive
pricing
if you live there you have the choice of filling at point A or driving past
50 more servo's to one that has a better price
its called choice Toby
http://www.fuelwatch.wa.gov.au/price...ch_results.cfm
shows a 5c differential in Perth suburbs , Melb/Syd would no doubt show
similar trends
wahne warne <textme@sms.com.za> wrote:
> "athol" <me@privacy.net> wrote:
>> Why does nobody read previous threads on this subject before posting the
>> same basic question year after year?
> *** probably these threads are not current [available] maybe we have just
> started using aus.cars
> freaking "year after year" !!
Perhaps you might like to look at groups.google.com.
> **** the price will come back down ? your joking grandpa it has never came
> down in price --never, it just moves one way
I'm talking about the LPG price, not petrol. :-)
It's been 69.9 in some places locally in the past few weeks. Last summer,
the highest I saw was about 67.9. In between, it got down to 42.9 in winter.
> where I live the 3 petrol companies ring around & set the price for the
> whole town ,
Prove it and the ACCC will sort it out. Oh, you can't prove it...
> you must live in that other world called a capital city , where suburbs have
> competition & independent operators
LOL. Newcastle is _not_ a capital city. The prices here are patchy, just like
in Sydney. Different part of town, different price.
--
Athol
<http://cust.idl.com.au/athol> Linux Registered User # 254000
The state of infrastructure in New South Wales is a disgrace.
I'm a Libran Engineer. I don't argue, I discuss.
"Holly Wood" <hollywd37@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>I worked it out,
>
> Formula A-B=C
>
> 67.9-55.5=12.4
haha - nice one :-)
"DalienX" <somewhere@earth.com> wrote in message
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> Brendon wrote:
>
>> It was at a couple of places in Maitland for 67.9 today :-(
>> 2km up the road, it was 55.5. Work that out.
>
> i heard talk a while back about the goverment adding a tax to gas,
> perhaps that has happend now.
They are, but it's not starting until 2011 and even then, it's ramping up
over time until it's fully implemented in 2015.
All I can say is who knows what will happen between now and then in terms of
hybrid cars and new governments changing policy.
"athol" <me@privacy.net> wrote in message news:1139440922.315814@idlweb...
> Brendon <no@way.man> wrote:
>> It was at a couple of places in Maitland for 67.9 today :-(
>> 2km up the road, it was 55.5. Work that out.
>
> Why does nobody read previous threads on this subject before posting the
> same basic question year after year?
I'm completely aware of the determining factors of LPG pricing and I'm not
posting the same old question/whinge.
I was just pointing out the fact that it varied by 12.4cpl within a couple
of k's.
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