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Albanese Greens Easter Travel, Fuel Prices Drop

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Aussies encouraged to hit the road for Easter, despite fuel supply concerns. PM Albanese greenlights travel, urges against hoarding. Fuel relief measures in place, including excise cuts and GST cash sharing. NRMA reports price drops, but regional shortages may occur. Use state tools to find best deals and check stock.

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Albanese Greens Easter Travel, Fuel Prices Drop

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Ozzie's gearing up for Easter road trips might be sweating the fuel supply drama, but Prime Minister Anthony Albinese says hit the road anyway. In his address this week, he greenlit travel, telling folks to enjoy the long weekend, fill up like usual, and skip hoarding gas. No restrictions or rationing yet, even under their four-step emergency plan. Fuel relief is rolling in fast, though. The governments already have the excise on petrol and diesel for three months, knocking off 26.3 cents per liter. They just locked in another deal with states for a total saving of 32 cents per liter by sharing GST cash. Drivers are feeling the pinch less already, with NRMA spotting drops of 15.2 cents per liter from March 31 to April 2. Average E-10 is sitting at 229.5 cents per liter. Still, regional spots could face shortages, so public transports the smart play where you can. To hunt the best deals and check stock, fire up state tools like New South Wales Fuel

Check, Victoria's Servo Saver app, Queensland's RACQ site, or Western Australia's Fuel Watch, others like Fuel Aware and Petrol Spy, Flag Availability 2, Updating Live. Plan smart this Easter top off normally, track those prices, and keep the family vibes high without the fuel stress hanging over the holiday. That's your update from Sydney News Today, powered by AI.

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