Queensland + New South Wales · 9 November
Same fuel. Same day. Not the same price.
Every dot is a servo, coloured by what it was asking for a litre. No roads, no suburbs — the map is made of nothing but prices. Find your town.
Queensland + NSW 3,647 pumps
224.9 to 239.9
A fifth of pumps were under the first number, a fifth over the second. The typical one was 231.8.
Free, no signup. You may well already fill at a green one — this is just a quick way to check.
- under 224.9
- to 229.9
- to 233.9
- to 239.9
- over 239.9
Queensland + New South Wales
The state line, and both sides of it
The Gold Coast and the Tweed are one town to anyone who lives there, but their servos report to two governments. NSW's FuelCheck app stops at the line, and Queensland publishes a feed but has no app of its own. Pinly reads both feeds onto one map.
That day the typical pump was 1.6c a litre cheaper on the Queensland side — about $0.80 on a 50 L tank. But look at how far the dots spread within each row: the servo matters more than the side, which is the reason to see both. We checked the border belief properly here
Using it
About thirty seconds, start to finish
There is nothing to set up and nothing to join. It opens on a map of where you are, and the prices are already on it.
The map is already there
Every servo around you, coloured by price. Pick your fuel once — unleaded, E10, premium or diesel — and it remembers.
Every other price becomes a difference
Save the station you normally fill at. From then on each card shows cheaper or dearer than yours, in cents and in dollars for the tank.
Ahead shows the pumps coming up
A heading-up view of the stations coming up: price, how far ahead, and whether each is on your road or a detour. Save your usual and each shows cheaper or dearer than yours.
Plain dealing
It is one way to check. Here is what you get
What it is
- Free, with no signup. It opens in your browser and can sit on your home screen like an app.
- Government-reported prices. The figures servos are required to lodge with the Queensland and NSW feeds — not guesses typed in by other drivers.
- Queensland and NSW on one map. One colour scale across both, so the same price looks the same either side of the border.
- Every price shows when it was last set. Ones that look wrong are dimmed, not hidden.
What it isn't, yet
- It does not apply your docket or loyalty discount. The price shown is the price the servo reported.
- It does not send price-drop alerts. That would need an account, and there are none.
- It is not in the app stores. Native iOS and Android apps are on the way.
- It may show one small ad, in the Prices list only, to cover running costs. Never on the map. Blog posts here carry one too.
Fuel prices, explained with the data
We dig into the government price feed every week — the cycle, the myths worth busting, and where the cheap fuel actually is.
- Oil & macro
Brisbane petrol and diesel after Brent fell to US$98: how much, and when
Brisbane petrol and diesel: Brent fell 13.3% this week, about 12.9 c/L if it all passes through. Wholesale petrol fell 14.0 c/L, the pump 6.0 by Friday.
- Diesel
Diesel stocks at 34 days: what sets Queensland's pump price
Diesel stocks rose to 34 days, but Queensland's pump price follows the wholesale gate: Brisbane diesel 286.9 c/L, 48.0 over unleaded, 43.9 of it wholesale.
- Oil & macro
Brisbane petrol and diesel near US$117 Brent: the stronger dollar is worth about 1 c/L
Brisbane petrol and diesel: Brent rose 6.2% to US$116.72 in a week. The stronger dollar was worth about 1 c/L, and the petrol gate price fell anyway.
Cheap fuel across Queensland and NSW — common questions
Pinly Fuel helps you find the cheapest petrol and diesel near you — right across Queensland and NSW — using live prices from the official government feeds.
- How do I find the cheapest petrol or diesel near me?
- Open Pinly Fuel and every nearby station drops onto a map, colour-coded by price. Pick your fuel — unleaded, E10, diesel or premium — and the cheapest pump near you is obvious at a glance, whether you are in Brisbane, Sydney or anywhere across Queensland and NSW.
- Where do the fuel prices come from?
- Straight from the official government fuel-price feeds — Fuel Prices Queensland and NSW FuelCheck — the same prices servos are required to report, not user-submitted guesses. Every price shows how long ago it was reported, so you know how fresh it is.
- Which areas does Pinly cover?
- All of Queensland and all of New South Wales, on one map — Brisbane, the Gold Coast, Cairns and Townsville; Sydney, Newcastle, Wollongong, Tweed Heads and the Northern Rivers; and everywhere in between. If a station reports to either government feed, its prices are on the map.
Next time the light comes on
Have a look before you pull in
You may find you already fill at the cheap one. Either way it takes less time than the queue for the pump.
Figures on this page are a snapshot of prices as reported to the Queensland and NSW government fuel feeds on 9 November 2026. Ranges count prices reported in the three days before. The live map is what is current.