Australia’s Most Expensive Capital for Petrol in 2023

Published on December 29, 2023

Australia’s most costly city to buy petrol is Brisbane, analysis by the National Roads and Motorists’ Association (NRMA) shows. However, the cheapest city to buy petrol is Perth, followed by Adelaide, and Darwin, the data from the NRMA released to the Epoch Times reveals. Petrol prices in Brisbane averaged 193.4 cents per litre (US$5 a gallon) in 2023. Sydney ranked number four for the most expensive city for petrol, while Hobart ranked five, Melbourne came in sixth, and Canberra was seventh among Australian cities. Perth has been the most inexpensive city for petrol twice and also the second lowest price twice since 2017, the data shows....

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