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Australia news live: truck drivers warn fuel crisis could see industry ‘grind to a halt’; Nationals ‘winning’ war against net zero, Canavan says

By Ima Caldwell (now) and Nick Visser (earlier)April 8, 2026·Source: The Guardian·23 views

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