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Fuel excise cut may work against, not for us, analysts warn
Energy analysts caution that the Australian government's temporary fuel excise cut may inadvertently hinder conservation efforts amid rising diesel prices. Diesel now costs over $3.20 a litre, affecting farming and production. Experts argue the excise tax reduction, while politically motivated, may overlook economic and supply chain needs, threatening to exacerbate inflationary pressures.
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