ANTHONY ALBANESE, PRIME MINISTER: This week's fuel update is that Australia currently has 46 days worth of petrol. This is up five days on last week.
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Stay up-to-date with the latest announcements on Australia’s national fuel response.
Press conference - Sydney
Collaborating with India on energy and resources
Australia and India are working together to strengthen cooperation on energy security and supply chain resilience.
Australia-India Joint Statement on Energy Security
- Australia and India are Comprehensive Strategic Partners with a common vision for a free, open and prosperous Indo-Pacific region.
More fuel relief passes the Parliament
The Albanese Labor Government's extension of fuel tax relief has now passed the Parliament, cutting the excise by 16 cents per litre for petrol and diesel for all of July.
Fertiliser arrives from Indonesia for Australian farmers
The Albanese Labor Government is helping to keep Australia’s farmers farming and our food production system strong, with the first shipment of urea locked in with industry and the Indonesian Government arriving in Australia today.
Additional fuel excise relief for the month of July
The Albanese Government will extend fuel excise relief for another month, making petrol and diesel 16 cents per litre cheaper versus normal prices for July, saving Australians around $11 per tank.
Securing more fertiliser for Australian farmers
The Albanese Labor Government has secured another three shipments of approximately 98,500 tonnes of additional urea for Australian farmers through the Government's $7.5 billion Fuel and Fertiliser Security Facility.
US-Iran agreement
The Australian Government welcomes the agreement by the United States and Iran.
Additional fertiliser and fuel supplies secured
The Albanese Labor Government continues to secure more essential fuel and fertiliser to keep Australia moving, with the announcement today of approximately 31,000 tonnes of additional urea and approximately 50 million litres of additional diesel secured through the Government’s $7.5 billion Fuel and Fertiliser Security Facility.
Government maintains fuel security
The Albanese Government will maintain maximum flexibility in the domestic fuel market, by extending the temporary relaxation of the baseline Minimum Stockholding Obligation for petrol and diesel for a further three months.
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