BP Complex Tennant Creek

16/07/2026

⛽ Fueling Local Motorsport! 🏁

The club would like to say a huge thank you to BP Complex Tennant Creek for coming on board as a minor sponsor of our club.

Every sponsorship, big or small, plays an important role in helping us keep the gates open, the engines roaring, and race nights happening for our community.

If you’re filling up or stopping in for supplies, please support the businesses that support our club.

Thank you, BP Tennant Creek! 💚

03/07/2026

Fuel Tax Set to Change After Temporary Relief

Australian fuel taxes are set to increase again following the end of temporary government relief measures introduced earlier this year.
From 1 April to 30 June 2026, the Australian Government halved the fuel excise and removed the Road User Charge. These measures were designed to ease cost-of-living pressures and reduce fuel expenses for both households and businesses. They also affected fuel tax credit (FTC) rates available to eligible businesses.

From 1 July 2026, a partial reduction will remain in place, with fuel excise set at $0.366 per litre; representing a 16-cent reduction compared to the full rate. However, this is only a short-term arrangement.

At the time of publishing, after 2 August 2026, the temporary relief will end completely, and the excise will return to its standard indexed rate of $0.526 per litre. This rate is applied in addition to the 10% Goods and Services Tax (GST), meaning motorists and businesses can expect a noticeable increase in fuel costs

28/06/2026

Tennant Creek BP will be CLOSED from 12 noon to 3pm today

Normal 24/7 trade to resume 3pm.

We apologise in advance for any inconvenience caused by this necessary disruption. -The Tennant Creek BP Team

27/06/2026

BP Complex Tennant Creek will be CLOSED TONIGHT from 8pm.

There will be an additional closure tomorrow 29/06 from midday. Normal 24/7 trade to resume from 3pm 29/06.

We apologise in advance for any inconvenience caused by this necessary disruption - The Tennant Creek BP Team

24/06/2026

Tennant Creek BP Stocktake Trading Hours

CLOSED 8pm to 12 am Sunday the 28th of June
CLOSED 12pm to 3pm Monday the 29th of June

From 3pm Monday the 29th of June normal 24/7 trade will resume! We apologise in advance for any inconvenience caused by these disruptions. - The BP Tennant Creek Team

15/06/2026

13/06/2026

BP Complex Tennant Creek will be closed from midnight tonight to 6am Sunday the 14th of June ⛽

We apologise for any inconvenience caused

12/06/2026

TEMPORARY DISRUPTION TO SERVICES

BP Complex Tennant Creek will be CLOSED from midnight tonight to 6am Saturday the 13th of June ⛽

25/03/2026

Running low? We’ve got you covered with plenty of fuel and all your road trip essentials. From hot coffee to tasty bites, everything you need is right here.

BP Complex Tennant Creek is open 24/7, so you can refuel your car and yourself anytime 🚗💨

18/03/2026

Petrol is classified as a highly flammable, dangerous substance, so it can’t just be transported in any old container. It’s the same story for diesel. While not officially classified as highly flammable, it’s still a combustible, dangerous substance that requires appropriate storage.

Examples of containers that should NEVER be used for storing/transporting fuel include:
❌Containers previously used to store other types of hazardous substances (oil, laundry detergent, dishwashing powder, fertiliser, poison, w**d killer, drench, etc).
❌Plastic soft drink bottles.
❌Glass bottles or jars.
❌Containers with damage, leaks or rust.
❌Containers without the code ASNZS:2906

IF IN DOUBT, DON’T USE IT!

If you’re buying a new container, look for markings that show it’s manufactured to Australian Standard ASNZS:2906. If it conforms to this standard for portable fuel containers up to 25L, you can be confident it’s essentially safe.

Pulling an old fuel can out of the shed? It should also conform to this standard and you should check its condition carefully. If it has rust, cracks, a leaking cap or other damage, get a new one.