Regional areas will be hit hardest by the price rises, as more fuel is required to transport goods further distances from metropolitan distribution centres.

“The cost of fuel and fertiliser is flowing through the supply chain, and we’re going to see in metro areas probably a 2 or 3 per cent increase across the board,” market analyst and director of Episode 3, Matt Dalgleish, said.

"We’re seeing record prices for diesel, and that’s what most of Australia’s freight runs on.

“In regional areas it could get higher, maybe 10 per cent, depending on how remote the area is and how stretched the supply chain is.”

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    The nuclear talks and pressure is a facade to avoid talking about the missiles and drones program. I am not inconsistant.

    American inteligence prove there is no evidence of iran seeking nukes. It is ridiculous to proof that a plan doesn’t exists , the logic is to prove the plan exists

    I did not bully you either.

    Funny how you talk about sticking to fact while you don’t have any fact besides the decision to enrich to 60% did not help protecting Iran as a functional country.

    You don’t seem to be able to explain why iran respected the jcpoa and kept the enrichement to 60% after Trump Withdraw from the deal if they wanted a nuke