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Liberal Senator Jonno Duniam says “you can bet your bottom dollar” that Labor will eventually go ahead with a proposal to expand super payments to under-18s working less than 30 hours per week.
Treasurer Jim Chalmers said on Tuesday that it wasn’t the government’s immediate priority but Labor would continue to engage with young people and the unions over the proposal.
Liberal senator Jonno Duniam says Labor has essentially admitted they will make the change. Dominic Lorrimer
“On whether the government, the people who control whether this happens or not, are going to do it – I think you can bet your bottom dollar they will,” Duniam told Sky news.
On 1 July, the governmentâs fuel excise discount was extended at a reduced rate of 16 cents per litre (cpl) â itâs been 32cpl since April â the move is part of a gradual return to full priced fuel.
So, how does the fuel excise work? Where does the funding go? How does global conflict impact fuel prices?Â
We put these questions to RACQ Principal Economic and Affordability Specialist Dr Ian Jeffreys.Â
How much will you save on a tank of fuel with the reduced excise discount?
With a reduced 16cpl excise discount, motorists will save around $9 per fill up, based on a 50-litre tank compared to the full excise rate. At the previous 32cpl excise discount, drivers were saving $18 per tank.
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The price of Premium Motor Spirit (petrol) may drop to as low as N900 per litre in the coming days if the proposed peace deal between the United States and Iran materialises and crude oil prices continue their downward trend, industry operators have stated.
Recent developments in the Middle East have triggered a sustained decline in global oil prices, fuelling expectations that fuel prices could also fall at the pumps.
From over $120 per barrel in April, crude oil prices dropped to about $87 per barrel as of Sunday. The sustained decline, coupled with plans to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, is generating cautious optimism among fuel marketers that prices of petrol, diesel and aviation fuel may ease in the coming days.
Nigerian crude blends and major oil contracts plummeted after the US and Iran reached a temporary agreement to put an end to their months-long conflict.
Nigerian crude blends and major oil contracts plummeted after the US and Iran reached a temporary agreement to put an end to their months-long conflict.
The peace initiative and subsequent announcement that the Strait of Hormuz -a vital transit corridor, handling 20% of global oil traffic- is to be reopened sent to the markets tumbling.
Immediately, light sweet crudes such as Bonny Light, the flagship Nigerian oil, and Qua Iboe came under pressure.
Prices reacted to the impending reintroduction of stranded Middle Eastern oil to the market.
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A fuel station in Perth's south-east was forced to sell WA's most expensive diesel today because of a mistake, which could not be rectified.
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A Cannington service station has been forced to advertise its diesel as the most expensive in the State after bureaucrats refused to fix a minor typo on FuelWatch.
On Monday, when entering it’s fuel price for the following day, Burk Fuel incorrectly set its diesel at $3.973/L instead of the planned $2.973/L.
The business didn’t catch the error until later in the day, and attempted to have it rectified by contacting the department but that was refused because it was past the 2pm deadline set by FuelWatch.
“Due to a genuine typographical error during our FuelWatch daily price submission, the diesel price for Burk Cannington was incorrectly reported,” Burk said in a statement.
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Batlow's only service station has run out of fuel.. (ABC Riverina: Jostina Basta)
The only service station in the NSW Snowy Mountains town of Batlow has run out of fuel.
The retailer decided it would not be able to offer fuel at a reasonable price as costs skyrocket due to supply disruptions in the Middle East.
Residents are travelling to refuel as the state and federal governments take steps to address Australia's supply shortage.
The only petrol station in a small New South Wales town has run out of fuel amid ongoing oil supply disruptions caused by the war in the Middle East.
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Some service stations are closing some of their pumps. (ABC Midwest & Wheatbelt: Chris Lewis)
Some WA towns have begun restricting fuel sales to emergency service authorities only, closing petrol pumps to motorists.
It comes as fuel wholesalers ration their stock in response to the Iran war.
Federal Energy Minister Chris Bowen said panic buying, not supply issues was contributing to shortages.
Towns in regional WA have begun rationing fuel, selling it for emergency purposes only as the war in the Middle East begins to impact the state.
Drivers in at least two small towns are now barred from buying fuel, with supply reserved for emergency and essential services only.
ASX plunges $90bn amid spike in oil prices over Middle East crisis
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Global oil prices surge past the US$100 mark for the first time since 2022
Global oil prices surged past the $100 (£74, AU$142) a barrel mark for the first time since 2022 as escalating military aggression in the Middle East continues to wipe 20m barrels of oil from the market each day.
Brent crude, the international benchmark, jumped 16.6% to $108.10 a barrel as the new week’s trading began in the Asia Pacific markets, the first time that market prices have soared above this key psychological threshold since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
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People are being urged not to panic buy petrol, as prices surge amid the Middle East war.
Long queues of cars are lining streets around petrol stations across the country, with warnings the price per litre could rise by 40c in coming weeks.
Authorities say there is a steady supply of fuel in Australia, with fuel companies accused of taking advantage of people's anxieties by hiking prices.
Petrol retailers across the nation are being accused of "unconscionable" behaviour by preying on people's anxieties as fuel prices surge in the midst of the Middle East war.
Economists are warning Australian petrol prices could rise by 40 cents a litre in coming weeks as the conflict in the Middle East escalates, disrupting the flow of crude oil through the Strait of Hormuz.
Experts warn of similarities with 2022, when electricity prices went up by more than 40% due to the Russian invasion of Ukraine
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The US-Israel strikes on Iran risk a repeat of the 2022 energy shock that forced power bills up by more than 40%, sent Australian businesses to the wall and forced governments to spend billions on power bill subsidies.
The stark warning from experts follow news that Qatar, the third-largest liquefied natural gas exporter, had stopped production after Iranian drones on Monday attacked its sprawling Ras Laffan complex.
The decision sent global wholesale gas prices soaring by 50% in Europe and approaching 40% in Asia, reminiscent of the global energy chaos unleashed by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine four years ago.
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Queensland’s peak motoring body has referred petrol retailers to the consumer watchdog over what they think are unfair price hikes in Brisbane that cannot be linked to war in the Middle East.
The RACQ’s Dr Ian Jeffreys said all the major retailers upped their prices out of cycle on Tuesday morning between 9am and 10am.
“Looking at the Brisbane cycle, we should have been at a point when prices were going down,” Jeffreys said.
Instead, prices across the city, led by Ampol and quickly followed by other retailers, went up to as high as $2.19 a litre for standard unleaded.
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