Petrol stations refuse to explain high price

THE owners of Colac’s BP petrol stations have refused to explain why petrol is more expensive in Colac than at Geelong, Winchelsea and Warrnambool.

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by Scott Barnes January 18, 2013

THE owners of Colac’s BP petrol stations have refused to explain why petrol is more expensive in Colac than at Geelong, Winchelsea and Warrnambool.

Tags: Business, Fuel prices, Transport

One Response to “Petrol stations refuse to explain high price”

richard January 19, 2013

they are just making a profit.

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