Premier says regional SA will be first in line for fuel amid global crisis
South Australia's premier has assured farmers battling with soaring diesel prices that regional areas will be first to receive fuel deliveries.
Premier says regional SA will be first in line for fuel amid global crisis
South Australia's premier has assured farmers battling with soaring diesel prices that regional areas will be first to receive fuel deliveries.
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