Australia should brace for war impact to get worse, Treasury warns
27-07-2026 21:01 via abc.net.au

Australia should brace for war impact to get worse, Treasury warns

The federal government is yet to reveal whether it will extend the fuel excise discount, which is set to expire this week. 
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