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Good afternoon. The fuel crisis is again dominating headlines, as Anthony Albanese appointed a new national fuel supply taskforce coordinator – and urged motorists not to buy more than they needed.
The competition watchdog is meanwhile investigating major suppliers including Ampol, BP, Mobil and Viva Energy for alleged anti-competitive conduct amid growing shortages sparked by the Iran war.
Petra Stock has looked at which fuel and energy solutions Australia could implement quickly to be less dependent on foreign oil.
Australia's fuel shipments look safe for the next month. After that, it's complicated
Fuel companies say supply for the next month is secure. (ABC News: Glyn Jones)
Ships carrying oil are continuing to come to Australia as expected and should do so for the next month, and the industry is urging that while the picture beyond that is uncertain and complicated, "the tankers have never stopped coming".
Australia's fuel companies and industry met on Tuesday where they agreed that the nation's current fuel crisis was wholly demand-driven, not an issue of supply.
Supplies of crude and refined oil to Australia have been arriving as scheduled since the Middle East war erupted just over a fortnight ago.
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