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Premier Chris Minns dampens hopes for new Western Sydney projects at Daily Telegraph summit

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By Madeleine Bower, Matthew Benns , Harrison Finlay
| The Daily Telegraph
Speaking at The Daily Telegraph’s Future Western Sydney event, the Premier, who has been under pressure this week over warnings the state’s infrastructure pipeline will fall off a cliff within the decade, built a case for not overspending to correct the problem.
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Fuel crisis deepens as PM prepares national plan to protect supply lines

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By Matthew Benns 
| The Daily Telegraph
The Saturday Telegraph understands the plan will be announced within days after the state government reported one in six servos running out of one type of fuel and 60 running dry completely. Top priority will be to secure fuel for farmers, but a cut to fuel excise has been virtually ruled out because it would drive up demand. Premier Chris Minns and other state and territory leaders want the federal government to lead the national response to the crisis.
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Fuel crisis deepens as PM prepares national plan to protect supply lines

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By Matthew Benns 
| News.com.au
The federal government is poised to announce an emergency fuel plan to safeguard supplies to the most critical areas of our economy – starting with the bush and the trucking industry before including ambulances and garbage trucks if the crisis deepens. The Saturday Telegraph understands the plan will be announced within days after the state government reported one in six servos running out of one type of fuel and 60 running dry completely.
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