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Fuel companies risk huge fines as supply crisis deepens

Fuel companies will soon face bigger fines for ripping off motorists as senior government figures distance themselves from secret advice suggesting a $40 cap at the petrol pump. (Supplied)

Fuel companies will soon face bigger fines for ripping off motorists as senior government figures distance themselves from secret advice […]

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