Fuel heading to Australia won't last a month, industry says
Those in trucking industry are not getting hopes up that fuel will arrive in Australia, after Energy Minister announces 53 ships are on their way.
Fuel heading to Australia won't last a month, industry says
Those in trucking industry are not getting hopes up that fuel will arrive in Australia, after Energy Minister announces 53 ships are on their way.
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