Consumer Affairs and Fair Trading Act 1990

In this Part:

biodiesel means a fuel for compression-ignition internal combustion engines obtained by esterification of oil derived from plants or animals.

diesel fuel means a petroleum-based fuel for compression-ignition internal combustion engines that is sold as diesel fuel or a biodiesel blend.

discounted fuel price, in relation to a prescribed fuel, means the price per litre at which the prescribed fuel is offered for retail sale to consumers after any discount (whether by a voucher, discount rate, reward scheme or any other means) is applied.

fuel retailer, for a service station, means the person who carries on the business of supplying prescribed fuel for retail sale at the service station.

liquefied petroleum gas means a hydrocarbon fluid mainly comprised of any one or more of the following hydrocarbons:

normal fuel price, in relation to a prescribed fuel, means the price per litre at which the prescribed fuel is offered for retail sale to consumers without any discount (whether by a voucher, discount rate, reward scheme or any other means) applying.

petrol means a petroleum-based fuel for spark-ignition internal combustion engines that is sold as petrol or a petrol-ethanol blend.

prescribed fuel means the following:

(g) any fuel specified in paragraphs (a) to (f) that is combined with another such fuel or other substance.

price board means a board, sign or notice at a service station that displays information regarding the price of a prescribed fuel offered for retail sale at the service station.

service station means a building or place where prescribed fuel is offered for retail sale and supplied to motor vehicles, but does not include a building or place used primarily for hiring, leasing or selling motor vehicles.