Live: Bowen heading to Saudi Arabia in bid to secure fuel supply
Energy Minister Chris Bowen will head to Saudi Arabia next week in a bid to shore up Australia's fuel supply amid concerns about the squeeze on oil in the Middle East. Follow live.
Live: Bowen heading to Saudi Arabia in bid to secure fuel supply
Energy Minister Chris Bowen will head to Saudi Arabia next week in a bid to shore up Australia's fuel supply amid concerns about the squeeze on oil in the Middle East. Follow live.
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