PetrolPulse

Australia Fuel Shortage Tracker

Live outage map — which petrol stations are out of fuel, by state

186

stations affected

234

fuel-type outages

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Is there a fuel shortage in Australia right now?

As of 26 June 2026, 186 petrol stations across Australia are reporting fuel outages (234 fuel-type outages in total). The live map and list below show exactly which stations are out of unleaded or diesel, by state, updated every 30 minutes from official government feeds.

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Today's shortage analysis

  • ·186 stations are currently reporting at least one fuel outage nationally, across 234 fuel-type outages.
  • ·Independent stations account for 57% of affected sites vs 43% major chains, suggesting smaller operators face greater supply chain pressure.
  • ·BP has the highest number of affected sites (16 stations, 9% of all outages).
  • ·Diesel and premium diesel account for 30% of all outages (70 of 234), consistent with elevated fleet and commercial demand.
  • ·NSW has the highest concentration with 69 affected stations (2.1% of tracked stations), followed by SA with 42.
  • ·Regular unleaded (U91) remains relatively available, accounting for only 15% of outages. Most shortages are concentrated in diesel and premium fuels.

Outages by state

Outages by fuel type

Diesel47 (20%)
LPG45 (19%)
U9136 (15%)
U9836 (15%)
U9526 (11%)
Premium Diesel23 (10%)
E1019 (8%)
E852 (1%)

Affected stations

186 stations

United SeatonE85
X Convenience Briens RoadPremium Diesel
Solo TaperooPremium Diesel
Liberty Camden ParkE10
OTR Angle ValePremium Diesel
Caltex Golden GrovePremium Diesel
Mobil TorrensvilleU98
Leroy’s HackhamU98
Coffin Bay SupermarketDieselU91U98
Ampol CooberU98
United TintinaraU98
OTR NewtonLPG
OTR AthelstoneLPG
OTR Kent TownLPG
OTR ModburyLPG
United RosewaterLPG
S24 WellandLPG
OTR West CroydonLPG
OTR Christies Beach on Beach RoadLPG
OTR Hazelwood ParkLPG

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How this tracker works

Data sources, confidence levels, and coverage caveats

Government data sources

All outage data comes from official state government fuel reporting systems. Some states report out-of-stock signals directly. Others are detected when a fuel type stops appearing in the price feed. PetrolPulse applies validation rules to filter out false positives from feed delays, closed stations, or fuels a station has never stocked.

Frequently updated

Data refreshes continuously from state government feeds. Update frequency varies by state, from every 30 minutes to twice daily.

Always confirm before travelling

This tracker is a live guide, not a guarantee. Stock status can change quickly. Call ahead if you are making a special trip.

PetrolPulse aggregates official government fuel feeds across all states and territories to produce a unified national outage view. Our outage figures are consistent with numbers reported by national media citing government sources.