Live: Labor says it is 'way too soon' to talk about fuel rationing
The government says it is "too soon" to be talking about fuel rationing as the war in the Middle East disrupts supply. Follow live.
Live: Labor says it is 'way too soon' to talk about fuel rationing
The government says it is "too soon" to be talking about fuel rationing as the war in the Middle East disrupts supply. Follow live.
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