Queensland & New South Wales
You drive across the Gold Coast–Tweed border without thinking about it. Your fuel app shouldn't stop at the state line. Pinly Fuel shows Queensland and NSW pumps in the same view — so you fill up on the cheaper side, not the closer side.
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The Tweed and the Gold Coast are one town for anyone who lives there — but they sit in two states, on two fuel cycles, at two different prices. The NSW government's FuelCheck app is NSW-only by mandate: it can never show you a Coolangatta price. Cross the border and it goes dark. Pinly doesn't. You see both sides at once and pick the cheaper pump.
If you run a diesel ute or tow a van, the gap across the border can be worth the two-minute detour. Filter to diesel and Pinly shows every diesel pump from the Gold Coast down through Tweed Heads and the Northern Rivers — Queensland and NSW, same map, same colour scale, so the same price looks the same on either side.
Pinly colours pumps green to red on one combined QLD-and-NSW scale. So a pump that's cheap-for-the-region reads green whether it's in Tweed or on the Gold Coast — you're comparing like with like, not two separate maps stitched together.
Open the map and the prices are already there. Nothing to set up, nothing to join. Tap the cheapest pump, get directions, drive.
All of it. Every NSW station that reports to the government's FuelCheck feed is on the map — Tweed Heads and the Northern Rivers, Sydney, Newcastle, Wollongong and the rest — alongside every Queensland one.