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Farmers welcome a rule change that allows road trains to deliver more fuel to regional areas, but say it does little to address the overall supply problem. Source link

Global investors are still rotating out of shares as the Iranian conflict continues and rising oil prices stoke inflation fears, but locally the ASX has finished down just 0.4pc. Look back at how the trading session unfolded. Source link

Experts say Australians should prepare for the possibility of widespread fuel rationing if the war in the Middle East is prolonged. Source link

If war in the Middle East sends global inflation surging, will Australia have to say goodbye to its experiment with low unemployment?  Source link

Australian exporters are facing increasing air and sea freight costs, as well as the possibility of diving consumer confidence.   Source link

Qantas agrees to settle a class action ​related to flight credits issued during the COVID-19 ‌pandemic.  Source link

Australia is one of the biggest energy exporters on the planet, as the world’s third-largest exporter of LNG and the biggest seaborne supplier of thermal and metallurgical coal. But when it comes to oil the country is horribly exposed. Source link

The ASX 200 has finished the trading week in negative fashion after a mostly flat Friday the 13th. It followed the Dow Jones, which fell sharply overnight as the price of oil hit $US100 a barrel. Look back on the day’s events and insights on the ABC News markets blog. Source link

The communities closest to Western Sydney International (WSI) say having no direct public transport route proves they are living in the new airport’s shadow.  Source link

A northern Tasmanian business group wants to secure a buyer for Australia’s only manganese alloy smelter as the corporate regulator threatens its current owners with liquidation. Source link