PM announces new fuel supply taskforce as price-gouging ... - SBS
Anthony Albanese said Australia's fuel supply "is currently secure" but he wants the country to be "over-prepared".
www.sbs.com.auHere’s a concise update on the Australian government’s fuel campaign based on recent reporting.
The government has launched a multi-million-dollar advertising drive to encourage Australians to use less fuel as a response to ongoing global fuel supply pressures. This campaign is part of a broader National Fuel Security Plan and aims to reduce unnecessary trips and use fuel more efficiently.[1][3]
In parallel, officials have announced measures to bolster domestic fuel supply and address shortages, including temporary reliefs and policies to keep essential services powered and ensure regional areas maintain access to fuel.[2][3]
Public discussion has centered on transparency and how best to communicate fuel security data, with calls for dashboards or clearer updates on stock levels and readiness.[3][5]
If you’d like, I can pull key quotes from these sources, summarize the campaign mechanics (phases, target behaviors, estimated impact), or compile a brief timeline of actions announced in March–April 2026. I can also create a small chart showing campaign milestones and stock-supply updates if that would help.
Anthony Albanese said Australia's fuel supply "is currently secure" but he wants the country to be "over-prepared".
www.sbs.com.auThe federal government is launching a multi-million-dollar advertising campaign encouraging Australians to reduce car use as the global oil crisis persists.
www.abc.net.auDetails of the Australian government’s latest plan to help the country through the fuel crisis have been revealed.
www.perthnow.com.auThe government has released additional fuel into the domestic market, reassuring Australians that "stocks remain very strong".
www.sbs.com.auAs fears of a potential nationwide fuel shortage linger, the Australian Government is aiming to educate motorists on how to burn less petrol and diesel.
torquecafe.comAustralian prime minister Anthony Albanese will convene a cabinet meeting with state and territory leaders on 19 March, he said today, as pressure grows on the federal government to act to prevent further disruptions to fuel availability.
www.argusmedia.com