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Article #8612Re: Petrol prices
From: psevern. Phil Severn
Date: Tue, 28 Jan 1997 00:00
Date: Tue, 28 Jan 1997 00:00
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anthony@gil.com.au (Anthony Magnani) wrote:
>psevern.@gil.com.au (Phil Severn) wrote:
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>>25/01 68.9c at Ipswich
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>Glad to be home, hey ! <g>
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>Anthony
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Sure am! Should've taken my old HX Wagon, it's on gas. Dearest we saw
LPG was 44.9c not much more than it has been up here lately. Most of
the time it was low 40's. Guy at the garage today tried to tell me
that LPG in QLD has gone up because it's the northern winter and they
are paying more for fuel, so in line with the fuel parity system it
went up. If that was the case how come petrol didn't rise with it and
also prices in NSW didn't change. Considering LPG is a by-product that
used to be wasted!!
I mean you do the right thing and put the V8 on gas and they still
want to take you for a ride. Didn't one of the political parties
promise once to remove the parity sytem when they got into power??
Another promise gone by the wayside. :-(
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