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·6 hours ago
Perth’s cheapest petrol chain faces prosecution over claims it passed off 91
Perth’s cheapest fuel chain allegedly charged motorists for premium 95 and 98 petrol while pumping standard 91 octane fuel. Consumer Protection Commissioner Trish Blake claims the company misrepresented the fuel’s octane grade and charged for premium 98. The company plans to appeal the case to the Supreme Court.
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Published 09 Nov 2026, 07:44 UTC · Updated 09 Nov 2026, 07:52 UTC
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