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System status

Measured when you loaded this page, not written by hand. Anything we could not measure says so rather than showing a zero.

Measuring feed freshness…

Checking the freshest price held for each jurisdiction. The map data build above is already measured and does not depend on this.

Fuel price feeds

Each state and territory publishes on its own clock. Current within is that jurisdiction’s own window: the smallest delay its source has ever achieved, plus 24 hours. A price older than its own window is overdue; a price older than a day but inside it is simply how often that source publishes, and is not a fault.

Fuel price feed status for each Australian state and territory
JurisdictionStationsFreshest pricePublishing delayCurrent withinIn today’s mediansStatus
NSWNew South Wales3,259measuring…0.00 h24.0 h2,002Measuring…
VICVictoria1,783measuring…25.01 h49.0 h1,638Measuring…
QLDQueensland1,820measuring…0.08 h24.1 h878Measuring…
WAWestern Australia1,016measuring…0.00 h24.0 h938Measuring…
SASouth Australia726measuring…0.08 h24.1 h487Measuring…
TASTasmania297measuring…0.00 h24.0 h273Measuring…
ACTAustralian Capital Territory70measuring…0.00 h24.0 h61Measuring…
NTNorthern Territory234measuring…0.00 h24.0 h177Measuring…

Stations is the number carried in the latest map data build for that jurisdiction: every station we hold, priced or not. The fuel browse pages show a smaller figure: the fuel stations we list, excluding EV-only sites. Publishing delay is the smallest gap ever measured between the time a source stamps on a price and the time we receive it. It is a property of the source, which is why it does not drift when a feed stops. In today’s medians is the largest number of stations behind any one fuel grade in the 2026-09-22 daily rollup for that state, not a sum across grades, because a station selling six grades is still one station.

Map data build

Last built

10m ago

2026-09-22T18:15:27.310Z

Stations carried

10,678

of 10,678 held

Regions written

All

No region was skipped

Rows carried in each map layer
LayerRows
Rest areas5,112
Truck stops & weigh stations8,027
EV charging sites2,342
Road hazards7,203
Bridge clearances2,052

App crash reporting

Whether the app itself is throwing errors (and, first, whether we would even know). A scheduled canary posts through the real reporting endpoint, so an empty error log only counts as good news while that canary is arriving.

Checking whether the app is reporting crashes…

What this page cannot see

This page is built only from what an anonymous visitor can read, so that what you see is what anyone sees. Our internal feed-health tables are not public and are not consulted here. If one of them is recording a problem, this page will not know about it. The crash-reporting verdict above is the one exception, and only because that endpoint publishes a deliberately public summary: counts and a verdict, never the text of an error.

The canary proves the server path, not the browser path. It posts to the reporting endpoint on a schedule, so it catches a dead function, a broken insert or a rate limiter gone wrong. It does not run in a browser, so it cannot detect a crash report that never leaves the page, which is exactly the bug that once made the error table sit at zero while nothing was being recorded.

New Zealand is not listed above. WayBeacon holds 1,473 New Zealand stations and shows them on the map, but no per-station fuel price feed exists in that country, so there is no feed there to be healthy or unhealthy. It is an absence of a source, not an outage.

Sample counts behind the publishing delays: NSW 9,493 · VIC 6,689 · QLD 6,869 · WA 3,354 · SA 2,356 · TAS 961 · ACT 263 · NT 565. A delay measured from few samples is a weaker claim than one measured from thousands.

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