Queensland Trucking Association CEO Gary Mahon joined Dean & Sofie on 4BC Breakfast to urge the public to avoid panic buying fuel, assuring that international and domestic supplies remain stable despite recent delivery bottlenecks. 

However, he warned that a combination of local floods and rising global fuel prices will likely lead to increased freight costs and higher grocery bills for consumers within the next few weeks.

Queensland Trucking Association CEO Gary Mahon joined Dean &amp; Sofie on 4BC Breakfast to urge the public to avoid panic buying fuel, assuring that international and domestic supplies remain stable despite recent delivery bottlenecks.&nbsp;
However, he warned that a combination of local floods and rising global fuel prices will likely lead to increased freight costs and higher grocery bills for consumers within the next few weeks.

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Are we running on empty? Australia's 30-day fuel reserve explained

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