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Panic buying drives regional fuel crisis

Eudunda Roadhouse Manager Saikiran Bonagiri has seen fuel prices increase following panic buying as he stands outside the Ampol service station. (Kalli Batzavalis: 540750)

Panic buying has led fuel shortage concerns to become reality across the Mid North region, with service stations running low […]

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