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Morrison's $250m oil "drop" accused of being not enough - Vimarsana News

Morrison's $250m oil "drop" accused of being not enough

A new cash splash from the Morrison government to stimulate the struggling oil refinement industry has instantly slid in popularity as an industry peak body has claimed the allocation of $250 million

Supporting domestic refiners to supply better quality fuel - Vimarsana News

Supporting domestic refiners to supply better quality fuel

Australia’s local refineries will receive support from the Morrison Government for major infrastructure upgrades to strengthen local production and supply better-quality fuels. Through the Refinery Upgrades Program, the Morrison Government is providing $250 million to Australia’s domestic refiners, the Ampol refinery in Lytton, Brisbane and the Viva Energy refinery in

First Boost to Secure Emergency Oil Stockpiles in Australia - Vimarsana News

First Boost to Secure Emergency Oil Stockpiles in Australia

The Australian government has delivered its first payment to local oil refineries as part of a pledge to ...

Fuel refining secured with first Fuel Security Services Payment - Vimarsana News

Fuel refining secured with first Fuel Security Services Payment

The Australian Government has secured Australia’s long-term refining capability. Viva Energy’s Geelong Refinery in Victoria has committed to continue

Oil price recovery reduces government subsidies - Vimarsana News

Oil price recovery reduces government subsidies

The Morrison government has only paid $12.45 million to one company from its $2 billion fuel security package since it was launched last year.

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