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March 5, 2026 at 05:21 AM
By Sydney Morning Herald
The latest conflict in the Middle East is predicted to inflate petrol and diesel and there is little motorists can do about it.

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The latest conflict in the Middle East is predicted to inflate petrol and diesel and there is little motorists can do about it The latest conflict in the Middle East is predicted to inflate petrol and diesel and there is little motorists can do about it. Monitor developments in Highway for further updates.

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The latest conflict in the Middle East is predicted to inflate petrol and diesel and there is little

The latest conflict in the Middle East is predicted to inflate petrol and diesel and there is little motorists can do about it.
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