The Age
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·1 hour ago
Petrol could top $2 a litre by June as excise winds up
Australia's 32-cent fuel excise discount expires June 30, Treasurer Jim Chalmers confirmed Wednesday, potentially pushing unleaded petrol above $2.15 per litre. Current prices average $1.85 in major cities. The temporary relief, implemented during Middle East conflict disruptions to global oil supplies, will not be extended despite ongoing geopolitical uncertainty.
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