00:01I can tell you that today, Australia has 46 days worth of petrol on hand in our stock
00:07holdings.
00:08That's eight days more than the update last week.
00:12That is just under two billion litres of petrol.
00:16In diesel, we have 31 days worth of supply.
00:19That's the same as last week, 2.8 billion litres.
00:22And jet fuel, 30 days of supply, which is two more days than last week.
00:29Interestingly, also, these figures are more than we had on hand at the beginning of the
00:34Iran conflict, at the end of February and at the beginning of March.
00:40We had 36 days worth of petrol, so we now have 10 days more petrol than we had when this
00:45international
00:46crisis began.
00:47And it's important, as I said last week, just to remember that these stock holdings are not
00:50the entire amount of fuel in Australia, it doesn't count the fuel in people's car, it
00:54doesn't count the fuel in service stations.
00:55It's what's on hand in reserve, and it doesn't just go down, it also, of course, goes up
01:02as fuel arrives.
01:03And that's why we're able to say that we've actually seen more fuel in Australia now as
01:09a result of government and industry working so closely together than when this international
01:14conflict began.
01:15And you can expand.
01:16By dinner here again, we're trying to make that what's happening.
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