This paper examines the collection and interpretation of fuel price data, providing numeric summaries, graphs, and statistical inferences. It explores the methods of data collection, biases in data, and the analysis of single and multiple variables. The dataset includes both primary and secondary data, and the analysis focuses on the average price of petrol across different service stations and brands. The findings suggest that the average price of fuel is above 115 Australian Cents and that there are differences in the prices of major brands. Recommendations are made for future research and development in understanding the factors that affect fuel prices.