The Australian Prime Minister said on Sunday that the fuel consumption tax relief policy will be extended for another month. Affected by the war in Iran, fuel prices in Australia continued to rise, and the burden on the public increased. The Australian Prime Minister said in a statement: “The government will extend the fuel consumption tax exemption policy for another month. In July, gasoline and diesel will be 16 Australian cents cheaper than the regular sales price. Australians can save about 11 Australian dollars by filling up a tank of fuel.” He said, “This temporary support measure can mitigate the impact of rising oil prices and reduce the pressure on living expenses of Australians.”

The Australian Prime Minister said on Sunday that the fuel consumption tax relief policy will be extended for another month. Affected by the war in Iran, fuel prices in Australia continued to rise, and the burden on the public increased. The Australian Prime Minister said in a statement: “The government will extend the fuel consumption tax exemption policy for another month. In July, gasoline and diesel will be 16 Australian cents cheaper than the regular sales price. Australians can save about 11 Australian dollars by filling up a tank of fuel.” He said, “This temporary support measure can mitigate the impact of rising oil prices and reduce the pressure on living expenses of Australians.”