Now that the fuel exercise cut has ended, the treasurer has told the consumer watchdog to closely monitor service stations to make sure theyre not price gouging. After the outbreak of war in the Middle East, the government temporarily cut the fuel excise in half. That was then increased slightly last month, saving about 16c per litre at the wholesale price for an extra month. The excise cut ended at midnight on Monday. The treasurer, Jim Chalmers, says the ACCC will be watching servos and...
