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Petrol prices in Australia hit by US pipeline cyber-attack and Middle East conflict – The Guardian
Pump prices in big cities have risen an average of 3c to 141.2c a litre after hackers froze Colonial Pipeline
Sydney drivers are being advised to fill up their tanks now ahead of an expensive fuel cycle, as pump prices in Australia are hit by the global ripples of a cyber-attack on a major US fuel pipeline operator and conflict in the Middle East.
Prices at the pump in Australias major cities have bumped up an average of 3c to 141.2c a litre over the previous week after hackers froze Colonial Pipeline.
This key American fuel pipeline, which runs from the Gulf coast to the Atlantic north-east, was subject…
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