Every capital city's Christmas petrol prices revealed
Drivers travelling over the holidays will see lower fuel prices in Sydney while Melbourne and Brisbane will hit the top of their cycles.
The NRMA has crunched the numbers to see where petrol prices are rising and falling.
"It's pleasing the cycle is falling in Sydney, what's less pleasing is that those falls are happening at a snail's pace at two thirds of a cent per day, the oil companies must fix this now," spokesperson Peter Khoury said.
"Brisbane and Melbourne have had less luck with the price cycles as their local prices with spike just as families are heading away.
"Cost of living pressures continue to hurt families who are in desperate need of a break and unfortunately geography will largely dictate how much they pay this Christmas."
Click through to see how much you can expect to pay at the bowser.
Sydney
The average price for regular unleaded in Sydney is 189.1 cents per litre.
The price is expected to fall to the low 170s cents per litre in the coming weeks.
Melbourne
Prices in Melbourne continue to climb at 192.0 cents per litre.
Brisbane
Brisbane is nearing the high point of the cycle at 203.8 cents per litre.
Adelaide
Adelaide is starting to rise at 168.9 cents per litre.
Perth
Perth prices peaking at 196 cents in line with its seven day price cycle, according to NRMA data.
Canberra
The average petrol prices in Canberra is stable at 196.4 cents per litre.
Hobart
Hobart's average price sits at 184.8 cents per litre.
Darwin
Darwin's average petrol price is rising slowly at 175.5 cents per litre.
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