The ACCC warns consumers to expect petrol prices to increase as the Federal Government reduces its temporary fuel excise relief. Multiple outlets report that the change involves scaling back the excise cut, which has previously lowered fuel costs. The ACCC’s message is directed at retailers, urging them to ensure pricing reflects the policy change and to pass through reductions where they occur while also accounting for the reversal of the relief. The outlets do not specify the exact timing or magnitude of the expected price movement, but they indicate the adjustment is expected to flow through to motorists once the excise relief is wound back. Overall, the reporting frames the development as a cost-related change driven by federal fuel taxation settings, with the ACCC monitoring how retailers respond to the policy transition.