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BFC Shell Network SHELL NETWORK Unmanned Truck Site Name Address Suburb State Postcode Truckstop Friendly ACT COLES EXPRESS BELCONNEN WIGNALL PL (CNR LATHLAIN DR) BELCONNEN ACT 2617 COLES EXPRESS BELCONNEN TOWN CENTRE COHEN ST & JOSEPHSON ST BELCONNEN ACT 2617 COLES EXPRESS BRADDON 54 MORT ST (CNR GIRRAHWEEN ST) BRADDON ACT 2612 COLES EXPRESS CHARNWOOD LHOTSKY ST & CHARNWOOD PL CHARNWOOD ACT 2615 COLES EXPRESS CURTIN 17 STRANGWAYS ST CURTIN ACT 2605 COLES EXPRESS DEAKIN 1-25 HOPETOUN CIRCUIT DEAKIN ACT 2600 COLES EXPRESS DICKSON 30-34 ANTILL ST (CNR BADHAM ST) DICKSON ACT 2602 COLES EXPRESS FYSHWICK WILUNA 8-12 IPSWICH (CNR WILUNA STS) FYSHWICK ACT 2609 TF COLES EXPRESS FYSHWICK CAPITAL 100-106 NEWCASTLE ST CNR WOLLONGONG ST) FYSHWICK ACT 2609 COLES EXPRESS TUGGERANONG 149-165 SOWARD WAY (CNR ANKETELL ST) GREENWAY ACT 2900 COLES EXPRESS MANUKA CANBERRA AVE & FLINDERS WAY GRIFFITH ACT 2603 COLES EXPRESS GUNGAHLIN 1 GINN ST (CNR CRINIGAN CIRCLE) GUNGAHLIN ACT 2912 COLES EXPRESS HAWKER 20 SPRINGVALE DRV & HAWKER PL HAWKER ACT 2614 COLES EXPRESS PHILLIP 172 MELROSE DRV PHILLIP ACT 2606 COLES EXPRESS WANNIASSA 49-51 RYLAH CRES WANNIASSA ACT 2903 NSW Shell Adaminaby - CLOSED 5243 Snowy Mountains Hwy Adaminaby NSW 2629 COLES EXPRESS ALBION PARK 252 PRINCES HIGHWAY ALBION PARK NSW 2527 TF COLES EXPRESS ALBURY 465 GUINEA ST (CNR DAVID ST) ALBURY NSW 2640 COLES EXPRESS ALEXANDRIA 562-572 BOTANY RD ALEXANDRIA NSW 2015 COLES EXPRESS ANNANDALE 124-126 JOHNSTON STREET ANNANDALE NSW 2038 COLES EXPRESS ARMIDALE 89-93 MARSH ST ARMIDALE NSW 2350 COLES EXPRESS AVALON 2 AVALON PDE (CNR BARRENJOEY RD) AVALON BEACH NSW 2107 SHELL BALLINA 273 RIVER STREET BALLINA NSW 2478 Shell Balranald 203 Market St Balranald NSW 2715 Shell Bargo 3030 Remembrance Drive Bargo NSW 2574 COLES EXPRESS BASS HILL 884-888 HUME HWY (CNR STRICKLAND ST) BASS HILL NSW 2197 COLES EXPRESS BATEHAVEN 198 BEACH ROAD BATEHAVEN NSW 2536 COLES EXPRESS BATHURST 59 DURHAM STREET BATHURST NSW 2795 TF COLES EXPRESS BATHURST WEST 298 STEWART ST (CNR ROCKET ST) BATHURST NSW 2795 TF Shell Batlow 10 Batlow Tumut Rd Batlow NSW 2730 COLES EXPRESS NORWEST BUSINESS PARK 4 CENTURY CIRCUIT BAULKHAM HILLS NSW 2153 COLES EXPRESS BAULKHAM HILLS 363 WINDSOR RD (CNR OLIVE ST) BAULKHAM HILLS NSW 2153 COLES EXPRESS BEGA 2-6 SWAN ST BEGA NSW 2550 COLES EXPRESS BELMONT MAUDE (NSW) 504 PACIFIC HWY (CNR MAUDE ST) BELMONT NSW 2280 Shell Berkeley Vale 1A TUMBI CREEK ROAD BERKELEY VALE NSW 2261 COLES EXPRESS BERKSHIRE PARK 746-752 RICHMOND ROAD BERKSHIRE PARK NSW 2765 Shell Bermagui 2 Bunga Street Bermagui NSW 2546 COLES EXPRESS BEROWRA 955 PACIFIC HIGHWAY (CNR YALLAMBEE RD) BEROWRA NSW 2081 Shell Berry 88 Queen Street Berry NSW 2535 COLES EXPRESS BEXLEY 306-312 FOREST ROAD (CNR FREDRICK ST) BEXLEY NSW 2205 BINGARA 63 FOSSIKERS WAY BINGARA NSW 2404 COLES EXPRESS BLACKTOWN 132-136 SUNNYHOLT ROAD BLACKTOWN NSW 2148 COLES EXPRESS BLAXLAND 126 GREAT WESTERN HIGHWAY BLAXLAND NSW 2774 BLAYNEY 136-140 ADELAIDE ST BLAYNEY NSW 2799 TF BLAYNEY CVRO 3 MARIA ST BLAYNEY NSW 2799 COLES EXPRESS BOGGABILLA 33351 NEWELL HIGHWAY BOGGABILLA NSW 2409 TF COLES EXPRESS BONDI JUNCTION 120-138 BIRRELL STREET BONDI JUNCTION NSW 2022 COLES EXPRESS BOWRAL 430 BONG BONG ST (CNR BOWRAL ST) BOWRAL NSW 2576 COLES EXPRESS BRIGHTON-LE-SANDS 2-6 GENERAL HOLMES DRIVE BRIGHTON LE SANDS NSW 2216 COLES EXPRESS BROADMEADOW 2 BRUNKER RD BROADMEADOW NSW 2292 COLES EXPRESS BROKEN HILL 164 WILLIAM STREET BROKEN HILL NSW 2880 TF COLES EXPRESS BROOKVALE 198 HARBORD RD (CNR WINBOURNE RD) BROOKVALE NSW 2100 TF COLES EXPRESS BULAHDELAH 42 BULAHDELAH WAY BULAHDELAH NSW 2423 TF COLES EXPRESS BULLI 279-287 PRINCES HIGHWAY BULLI NSW 2516 BUNDEENA SERVICE STATION 27 THOMPSON STREET BUNDEENA NSW 2230 BURONGA 141 STURT HGHWAY BURONGA NSW 2739 COLES EXPRESS CABRAMATTA WEST 218 JOHN ST (CNR CUMBERLAND HWY) CABRAMATTA NSW 2166 COLES EXPRESS CAMDEN 273 OLD HUME HIGHWAY CAMDEN NSW 2570 COLES EXPRESS CAMMERAY 477-483 MILLER ST & PALMER ST CAMMERAY NSW 2062 COLES EXPRESS CAMPBELLTOWN 27 QUEEN STREET CAMPBELLTOWN NSW 2560 COLES EXPRESS LANSVALE 65-99 HUME HIGHWAY CANLEY VALE NSW 2166 COLES EXPRESS CARLINGFORD WEST 286-288 PENNANT HILLS RD (CNR ADDERTON RD) CARLINGFORD NSW 2118 COLES EXPRESS CARLTON (NSW) 277-281 PRINCES HIGHWAY CARLTON NSW 2218 COLES EXPRESS CASINO 88 CENTRE ST (CNR RICHMOND ST) CASINO NSW 2470 Coles Express Casula 629-631 Hume Highway Casula NSW 2170 Shell Aberdare 68 Aberdare Rd Cessnock NSW 2325 COLES EXPRESS CESSNOCK 183 VINCENT ST CESSNOCK NSW 2325 COLES EXPRESS CHARLESTOWN 128 PACIFIC HWY CHARLESTOWN NSW 2290 Shell Charmhaven 207-211 Pacific Highway Charmhaven NSW 2263 COLES EXPRESS CHATSWOOD 877-879 PACIFIC HWY CHATSWOOD NSW 2067 Shell Chinderah 2-12 Chinderah Bay Drive Chinderah NSW 2487 COLES EXPRESS CLARENDON 244 HAWKESBURY VALLEY WAY CLARENDON NSW 2756 Cobar Auto Port 83 Marshall St Cobar NSW 2835 TF COLES EXPRESS COFFS HARBOUR 208-212 PACIFIC HWY NORTH COFFS HARBOUR NSW 2450 COLES EXPRESS COLYTON 88-90 GREAT WESTERN HIGHWAY COLYTON NSW 2760 Condobolin Auto Port 118 Bathurst St Condobolin NSW 2877 Black Stump Service Station 119 Binnia St Coolah NSW 2843 Shell West Cooma 686 Snowy Mountain Hwy Cooma NSW 2630 Region Service Station 51-53 Sharp St Cooma NSW 2630 COLES EXPRESS COONABARABRAN 2-6 JOHNS ST COONABARABRAN NSW 2357 Coonamble Roadhouse 121 Castlereagh Street Coonamble NSW 2829 Corowa Service Station 223 Sanger St Corowa NSW 2646 COLES EXPRESS CORRIMAL 269-275 PRINCES HIGHWAY CORRIMAL NSW 2518 Shell Cowra 2 Grenfell Rd Cowra NSW 2794 COLES EXPRESS CREMORNE 227 MILITARY RD CREMORNE NSW 2090 COLES EXPRESS DAPTO 152-158 PRINCES HWY DAPTO NSW 2530 DELUNGRA 26 INVERELL ST DELUNGRA NSW 2403 COLES EXPRESS DENILIQUIN NORTH 336 VICTORIA STREET DENILIQUIN NSW 2710 TF Shell Denman 8 Ogilvie Street Denman NSW 2328 COLES EXPRESS DOONSIDE 427 BUNGARRIBEE ROAD DOONSIDE NSW 2767 COLES EXPRESS LAKE MUNMORAH 260 PACIFIC HWY (CNR BASFORD ROAD) DOYALSON NORTH NSW 2259 COLES EXPRESS DRUMMOYNE NORTH 38-46 VICTORIA RD DRUMMOYNE NSW 2047 COLES EXPRESS DRUMMOYNE SOUTH 39- 51 VICTORIA RD DRUMMOYNE NSW 2047 COLES EXPRESS DUBBO 131-133 COBRA ST (CNR FITZROY ST) DUBBO NSW 2830 COLES EXPRESS WEST DUBBO WHYLANDRA ST & VICTORIA ST DUBBO NSW 2830 COLES EXPRESS DUNDAS 199-203 KISSING POINT RD (CNR KIRBY ST) DUNDAS NSW 2117 COLES EXPRESS DURAL 592-596 OLD NORTHERN RD DURAL NSW 2158 COLES EXPRESS EASTERN CREEK 611 GREAT WESTERN HWY (CNR BRABHAM DRV) EASTERN CREEK NSW 2766 Shell EDEN 26 Mitchell St Eden NSW 2551 COLES EXPRESS WOOLGOOLGA 1140-1140A SOLITARY ISLANDS WAY EMERALD BEACH NSW 2456 COLES EXPRESS ERINA 211 THE ENTRANCE RD (CNR BONNAL RD) ERINA NSW 2250 LIBERTY FUEL SUPPLIES EVANS HEAD 70 Woodburn St Evans Head NSW 2473 COLES EXPRESS FAIRFIELD (NSW) 436-438 THE HORSLEY DVE (CNR POLDING ST) FAIRFIELD NSW 2165 COLES EXPRESS FAULCONBRIDGE 575-581 GREAT WESTERN HIGHWAY FAULCONBRIDGE NSW 2776 Westside Finley CNR Newell Hwy & Murray Hut Drive Finley NSW 2713 COLES EXPRESS FIVE DOCK 213-253 PARRAMATTA RD & WALKER ST FIVE DOCK NSW 2046 Shell Forbes Camp St Forbes NSW 2871 TF COLES EXPRESS FORESTVILLE 665-671 WARRINGAH RD (CNR COOK ST) FORESTVILLE NSW 2087 COLES EXPRESS FORSTER 2 THE LAKES WAY FORSTER NSW 2428 Shell Freemans Waterhole 890 Freemans Drive Freemans Waterhole NSW 2323 TF Shell Gateshead 66/68 Oxford Lane Gateshead West NSW 2290 COLES EXPRESS GILGANDRA PORTION 101 NEWELL HIGHWAY (CNR TOORAWEENAH ROAD) GILGANDRA NSW 2827 TF Shell Glen Innes 102 Church Street Glen Innes NSW 2370 COLES EXPRESS GLENDALE 593 MAIN RD GLENDALE NSW 2285 Gloucester Fuel Stop 1 Park Street Gloucester NSW 2422 Shell Goonellabah 339 Ballina Rd Goonellabah NSW 2480 COLES EXPRESS GOROKAN 67 WALLARAH RD (CNR EDITH ST) GOROKAN NSW 2263 COLES EXPRESS GOULBURN 86-90 COWPER ST (CNR CLINTON ST) GOULBURN NSW 2580 COLES EXPRESS GOULBURN BIG MERINO 1-3 SOWERBY ST GOULBURN NSW 2580 TF COLES EXPRESS GRAFTON 91 BENT ST (CNR SPRING ST) GRAFTON NSW 2460 COLES EXPRESS GREEN VALLEY COWPASTURE RD & GREEN VALLEY GREEN VALLEY NSW 2168 COLES EXPRESS ROBERTS ROAD WEST 74 ROBERTS ROAD GREENACRE NSW 2190 COLES EXPRESS ROBERTS ROAD EAST 9-11 ROBERTS ROAD GREENACRE NSW 2190 COLES EXPRESS GRETA 122 HIGH ST (CNR WEST ST) GRETA NSW 2334 TF COLES EXPRESS GREYSTANES MERRYLANDS ROAD & BRAESIDE ST GREYSTANES NSW 2145 COLES EXPRESS GRIFFITH 121 BANNA AVENUE GRIFFITH NSW 2680 GRIFFITH(CVRO) 6-10 MACKAY AVE GRIFFITHS NSW 2680 TF COLES EXPRESS GUILDFORD 295 WOODVILLE RD GUILDFORD NSW 2161 Gulgong Automotive 22 Station Street Gulgong NSW 2852 COLES EXPRESS GUNDAGAI TUCKERBOX CNR HUME HIGHWAY & SHEAHAN DRIVE GUNDAGAI NSW 2722 TF COLES EXPRESS GUNDAGAI MOUNT ST & MIDDLE ST GUNDAGAI NSW 2722 TF COLES EXPRESS KIRRAWEE 470 PRINCES HWY (CNR THE BOULEVARDE) GYMEA NSW 2232 COLES EXPRESS HALFWAY CREEK 4974 PACIFIC HIGHWAY (CNR LEMON TREE RD) HALFWAY CREEK NSW 2460 Shell Harrington 85 Beach Street Harrington NSW 2427 COLES EXPRESS HASTINGS POINT 99 TWEED COAST RD HASTINGS POINT NSW 2489 HAY STURT HWY HAY NSW 2711 COLES EXPRESS HEATHCOTE 1355 PRINCESS HWY (CNR OLIVER RD) HEATHCOTE NSW 2233 COLES EXPRESS MOTTO FARM 2137 PACIFIC HIGHWAY HEATHERBRAE NSW 2324 TF Helensburgh Service Station 149 Parkes St Helensburgh NSW 2508 Westside Henty 29 Railway Parade Henty NSW 2658 COLES EXPRESS HEXHAM 21 MAITLAND ROAD HEXHAM NSW 2322 TF Liberty Hilvue 502 Goonoo Goonoo Rd Hilvue NSW 2340 COLES EXPRESS HORNSBY 194-206 PACIFIC HWY HORNSBY NSW 2077 COLES EXPRESS HOXTON PARK 650-652 HOXTON PARK RD HOXTON PARK NSW 2171 COLES EXPRESS HUNTERS HILL 4 RYDE RD HUNTERS HILL NSW 2110 COLES EXPRESS HURSTVILLE 396-404 FOREST ROAD HURSTVILLE NSW 2220 Shell Inverell 208 Byron Street
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