Australia Shields Pacific from Oil Shocks
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Australia and New Zealand are stepping up to protect Pacific island nations from potential oil shocks due to the Iran war, with fuel prices surging and inflation fears mounting. These countries are coordinating efforts to ensure fuel security, with some nations like Samoa and Papua New Guinea having stocks for several months. However, experts warn of potential devastating effects on key industries and food costs if global supplies are disrupted. Aid and supply help from Australia are urgently needed to safeguard hospitals, projects, and vulnerable populations.
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