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Economists warn inflation could hit 6.4 per cent due to the Middle East conflict, the Commonwealth considers cutting the $1.3 billion tax break for electric vehicles. Plus, ex-Cyclone Narelle weakens to a tropical low as it tracks along the WA coast.

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Germany’s foreign minister confirms indirect talks between US and Iranian officials, Anthony Albanese considers a temporary fuel excise cut. Plus, Cyclone Narelle tracks south towards Western Australia as a category two storm. 

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Sydney petrol stations are beginning to limit how many litres of fuel customers can take, the International Olympic Committee bans biological males from women's sport. Plus, One Nation is on three seats compared to the Liberal Party's four.

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Petrol stations limit fuel as shortages worsens, farmers warn a fertiliser shortage could threaten food supply. Plus, the Reserve Bank signals it will lift rates even if the Iran war’s impact is short-term.

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Trump extends a pause on strikes against Iran’s energy sites as talks continue, the US criticises Australia’s role in the conflict. Plus, a federal and state fuel taskforce meets today to tackle the worsening crisis.

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The prime minister and state premiers will meet again for an emergency national cabinet on the country's fuel crisis next week. Plus, nearly seven thousand Iranian visa holders will be temporarily blocked from entering Australia.

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The prime minister and premiers will hold an emergency National Cabinet, Victoria Police will double patrols in Melbourne’s CBD. Plus, businesses consider a 5 per cent levy on meals amid the ongoing fuel crisis.

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Iran rules out negotiations with the US as the conflict continues, the prime minister and premiers to hold an emergency National Cabinet on the fuel crisis. Plus, nearly 7,000 Iranian visa holders temporarily blocked from entering Australia.

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A $40 petrol cap could come into effect if the fuel crisis worsens. Plus, Treasurer Jim Chalmers is warning the economic impacts of the Iran war could be as damaging as the COVID pandemic.

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Police arrest a man and woman connected to the alleged kidnapping and murder of Chris Baghsarian, Qantas cuts Jetstar flights to New Zealand as fuel costs rise. Plus, parents in Victoria warned of more teacher strikes.

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