Crisafulli Seeks Fuel Price Transparency, Reviews Industrial Relations

0:00It's March 26, Sydney News, today starts now, AI-powered and ready. I'm Cory with the story. Queen's then premiered David Cresifulli is pushing for nationwide transparency on fuel prices and supply levels. He's set to raise the issue at the National Cabinet, calling out federal comments that claim more fuels available now than two months ago. Cresifulli says, every day Australians deserve clear, consistent data shared publicly across the country. Fuel security has taken center stage in the state's parliament this week. Cresifulli urged building new oral refineries to cut import reliance and the state's rep on the national fuel task force just held its first. Stay cold or meeting. Both government and opposition have zeroed in on rising prices and shortages. Meanwhile, opposition labor grilled the government over the death of an 18-year-old girl in state care. She had been placed with a man in his 40s and the case is now under coronal review. Questions swirled about failures in protection.

1:01On another front, Deputy Premier Jared Blagy launched a review of the Industrial Relations Act and Workers' Compensation System. Experts Glenn Ferguson and Gary Black will start this month aiming to boost productivity amid rising psychological injury claims. With fuel talks set to dominate question time today, Parliament's three-day sitting promises more heated debates on these pressing state issues.