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Live: Albanese to meet with state leaders to talk fuel security

Live: Albanese to meet with state leaders to talk fuel security
ABC Australia Sunday 21 June 2026, 21:09 UTC By Courtney Gould 1 min read
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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will convene a virtual meeting of the national cabinet to discuss fuel security.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will convene a virtual meeting of the national cabinet to discuss fuel security.  Follow live.
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