The Latest Breaking News from Ampol

The Nine newspapers dominated the 68th Walkleys on a night filled with controversial protests and moral stands.

In May this year, Belinda Noble, former journalist and the founder of Comms Declare, an organisation representing media professionals who won’t promote the expansion of fossil fuels, wrote on Ampol’s sponsorship of the nation’s premier journalism prizes, the Walkley Awards.

An analysis of net-zero plans released by petrol companies have questioned their green claims, including their reliance on 'dirty' hydrogen and carbon offsets.

The two console operators were detained in the manager's office for 10 minutes.

Major car brands and energy companies have partnered to develop hydrogen refuelling stations for the nation's capital in a bid to boost next-gen vehicles.

The owner of Z and Caltex is prioritising a clear differential between the brands

Veteran TV presenter makes clear he wasn’t condemning no voters in voice speech, while Ampol presence causes embarrassment at journalism awards

In whopper news for fast foodies, Hungry Jack's has officially taken over from McDonald's northbound on the M1.

The GM homologation team today confirmed that the energy drinks giant has signed on until the end of the 2026 season.

Heavy trucks could be fuelled by renewable diesel in future after one of Australia's largest energy companies revealed a two-month trial of the fuel.

We, the no-hopers, nepotism cases and past-our-prime humorists, would like to add our two cents to the whole Walkley boycott debate.