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- Ninety-three New South Wales service stations were fined for misrepresenting fuel prices during a compliance blitz amid a fuel crisis.
- The New South Wales government urged the public to report pricing issues and noted no price gouging penalties.
- Prime Minister Anthony Albanese traveled to Singapore to secure fuel supplies as prices rise again despite recent excise cuts.
- Electric vehicle sales rose 42% in March from February.
- Experts warn the transition must address infrastructure and grid capacity.
