Victoria's free public transport set to end

Victoria's free public transport initiative is scheduled to end at the end of April, with the Allan government unlikely to extend the programme unless fuel stocks drastically decrease. The scheme has saved daily commuters approximately $200 each but has cost the state $71 million in lost revenue. Meanwhile, a fuel saver app is now identifying petrol stations with the highest prices, showing variations from $2.18 to $3.50 per litre for unleaded 91.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.