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After months of volatility, fuel prices are finally easing, offering some relief for motorists ahead of the Anzac Day long weekend. But the premier's warned the state needs to remain prepared for further supply shocks as the war in the middle east drags on.

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00:01A rare moment of relief for Sydneysiders at the fuel pumps.
00:06Unleaded petrol prices are at their lowest level in almost two months.
00:10I'm using the A10 but it's down to 176 so it's good.
00:15I haven't seen this cheap lately.
00:18I got like a quarter of a tank full for 90 bucks which is good.
00:21I'm quite happy but yeah I hope we're coming down, you know, more.
00:26Unleaded petrol prices across the country are now approaching pre-war levels.
00:31But diesel remains much higher.
00:33Today in Sydney the average price for regular unleaded was $1.86 a litre.
00:39But diesel was $2.57.
00:41Obviously they have not fallen to pre-war levels and we are desperately hoping to get back to that.
00:47But certainly they're better than the record highs that we were paying just two or three weeks ago.
00:53It's welcome news for those planning to travel over the Anzac day long weekend.
00:58While there was a reduction in traffic over the Easter period,
01:01many will be looking to take advantage of the price relief this time around.
01:05We were planning to go to Bateman Bay but now we reduced our travel distance.
01:11Now we are going to Kalalabi.
01:13Still further, far but not that far.
01:16But the long term security of the state's fuel supply remains as uncertain as ever.
01:22I'm open to having refining capacity in New South Wales.
01:26We get it from Queensland and Victoria.
01:28I think more importantly, it's important for the country to have more capacity on shore.
01:35Underlining the need for preparations, not panic.
01:38At использовать for at risk per market, it's – yeah.
01:44That's a really good answer.
01:44Speaking for a quarter quartier,
01:44We're going to test it with one more time.
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