COLAC’S Mark Stevens says the city’s high fuel prices have “scary ramifications” for residents, traders and tradespeople.
‘Scary ramifications’ from high fuel prices
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Colac, AU
Today in Colac:
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Drive to Geelong with a minimum of petrol in the car, take along petrol containers to fill as well and spend the rest of our money down there too.
When Camperdown is consistently cheaper than us, Colac’s petrol stations can’t justify their prices.
Colac Herald admin please delete if inappropriate, but for those who have not seen them the Facebook sites are listed below. It is becoming abundantly clear that the government agencies meant to enforce fairness in our retailers are NOT willing to help, as consumers we need to take action to force our greedy fuel retailers prices down.
https://www.facebook.com/colacfuelboycott (my page) and
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Colacs-High-Fuel-Prices/1633167696910624 (not mine but very much endorsed)
Well it isn’t anything new… Colac residents have been putting up with and dealing with it for nearly 30yr’s that I can think of. There at least 2 Facebook pages dedicated to the problem and other community groups who are also on FB that speak up about it. They’ve done it to rake in the dollars for all these years. Between these groups we have the numbers, but we just need the numbers to come together not for their own ego… Unity is the key!