How much does gas cost in Australia?

Answer 1

Prices of petrol in Australia vary from state to state, and region to region. Depends on where you live, and it varies almost daily. It can be another 15cpl and more for higher octane grades. For example, one month in Melbourne, the price of petrol may be $1.62 per litre. A month later it was $1.02 per litre. In Brisbane (July 2010), it averages from $1.28 - $1.40 during its weekly up-and-down cycle. At Toowoomba, 120 km to the west, it is actually cheaper by several cents.

For up-to-date information on Australian fuel prices around the country, see the related link.

Answer 2

As of March 5th, 2011, the average cost of gasoline in Australia is around $1.40 per liter in Australian dollars. To convert to gallons, multiply by 3.78.

As of today, the Australian dollar and the US dollar are about worth the same.

At 1.40 a liter, a gallon of gas in Australia costs around $5.36.

Answer 3

The price fluctuates from state to state, but in December 2010, it is around 129.9 cents per litre for diesel in southeast Queensland. Expect to pay up to ten cents a litre more at inland towns.

Answer 4

By August 1997 petrol prices had risen to a staggering 42.8 cents a litre...

Answer 5

The price of gas in litres is 1.54 dollars. This converts to 1.48 AUS. It is also 1.20 EUR. The gas in Australia is more expensive than in the United States.