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  1. ‘Third world service’: Jacqui Felgate takes V/Line to task after ‘chaotic’ disruptions dlvr.it/TSJ8S1 #BreakingNews #RailNews #VLine #Geelong

  2. ‘Third world service’: Jacqui Felgate takes V/Line to task after ‘chaotic’ disruptions dlvr.it/TSJ8S1 #BreakingNews #RailNews #VLine #Geelong

  3. ‘Third world service’: Jacqui Felgate takes V/Line to task after ‘chaotic’ disruptions dlvr.it/TSJ8S1 #BreakingNews #RailNews #VLine #Geelong

  4. ‘Third world service’: Jacqui Felgate takes V/Line to task after ‘chaotic’ disruptions dlvr.it/TSJ8S1 #BreakingNews #RailNews #VLine #Geelong

  5. ‘Third world service’: Jacqui Felgate takes V/Line to task after ‘chaotic’ disruptions dlvr.it/TSJ8S1 #BreakingNews #RailNews #VLine #Geelong

  6. Fuel Security Strained Amidst Global Tensions, Domestic Refinery Woes

    Australia is buying 200 million litres more diesel due to a refinery fire and global issues. Farmers and regional areas will get this fuel.

    #AustraliaFuel, #DieselShortage, #RefineryFire, #EnergySecurity, #Geelong

    newsletter.tf/australia-diesel

  7. A major fire at Viva Energy’s Geelong refinery matters because the site is one of only two oil refineries left in Australia and a major supplier to Victoria.
    #Australia #Geelong #OilRefinery #EnergySecurity #IndustrialFire #news #usa

  8. 2/
    Critics call it a "sovereign risk." Australia currently relies on imports for about 90% of its fuel. If those two refineries go down—or if shipping lanes are blocked—the country has very little domestic buffer. The government has actually had to step in with billions in subsidies just to keep these final two open until 2030 to ensure "fuel security."

    reuters.com/business/energy/si

    #news
    #Australia
    #Geelong
    #refinery
    #oil

  9. 2/
    Critics call it a "sovereign risk." Australia currently relies on imports for about 90% of its fuel. If those two refineries go down—or if shipping lanes are blocked—the country has very little domestic buffer. The government has actually had to step in with billions in subsidies just to keep these final two open until 2030 to ensure "fuel security."

    reuters.com/business/energy/si

    #news
    #Australia
    #Geelong
    #refinery
    #oil

  10. 2/
    Critics call it a "sovereign risk." Australia currently relies on imports for about 90% of its fuel. If those two refineries go down—or if shipping lanes are blocked—the country has very little domestic buffer. The government has actually had to step in with billions in subsidies just to keep these final two open until 2030 to ensure "fuel security."

    reuters.com/business/energy/si

    #news
    #Australia
    #Geelong
    #refinery
    #oil

  11. 2/
    Critics call it a "sovereign risk." Australia currently relies on imports for about 90% of its fuel. If those two refineries go down—or if shipping lanes are blocked—the country has very little domestic buffer. The government has actually had to step in with billions in subsidies just to keep these final two open until 2030 to ensure "fuel security."

    reuters.com/business/energy/si

    #news
    #Australia
    #Geelong
    #refinery
    #oil

  12. 2/
    Critics call it a "sovereign risk." Australia currently relies on imports for about 90% of its fuel. If those two refineries go down—or if shipping lanes are blocked—the country has very little domestic buffer. The government has actually had to step in with billions in subsidies just to keep these final two open until 2030 to ensure "fuel security."

    reuters.com/business/energy/si

    #news
    #Australia
    #Geelong
    #refinery
    #oil

  13. Australia refinery fire

    Australia is down to just two operational refineries: Viva Energy in Geelong (where the fire happened) and Ampol in Lytton (Brisbane).

    In the late 90s, Australia had eight refineries. Over the last decade, most have shut down (Kurnell, Bulwer Island, BP Kwinana, ExxonMobil Altona) because it’s cheaper to import refined petrol from massive mega-refineries in Singapore and South Korea than to run smaller, older plants locally

    #news
    #Australia
    #Geelong
    #refinery
    #oil

  14. Australia refinery fire

    Australia is down to just two operational refineries: Viva Energy in Geelong (where the fire happened) and Ampol in Lytton (Brisbane).

    In the late 90s, Australia had eight refineries. Over the last decade, most have shut down (Kurnell, Bulwer Island, BP Kwinana, ExxonMobil Altona) because it’s cheaper to import refined petrol from massive mega-refineries in Singapore and South Korea than to run smaller, older plants locally

    #news
    #Australia
    #Geelong
    #refinery
    #oil

  15. Australia refinery fire

    Australia is down to just two operational refineries: Viva Energy in Geelong (where the fire happened) and Ampol in Lytton (Brisbane).

    In the late 90s, Australia had eight refineries. Over the last decade, most have shut down (Kurnell, Bulwer Island, BP Kwinana, ExxonMobil Altona) because it’s cheaper to import refined petrol from massive mega-refineries in Singapore and South Korea than to run smaller, older plants locally

    #news
    #Australia
    #Geelong
    #refinery
    #oil

  16. Australia refinery fire

    Australia is down to just two operational refineries: Viva Energy in Geelong (where the fire happened) and Ampol in Lytton (Brisbane).

    In the late 90s, Australia had eight refineries. Over the last decade, most have shut down (Kurnell, Bulwer Island, BP Kwinana, ExxonMobil Altona) because it’s cheaper to import refined petrol from massive mega-refineries in Singapore and South Korea than to run smaller, older plants locally

    #news
    #Australia
    #Geelong
    #refinery
    #oil

  17. Australia refinery fire

    Australia is down to just two operational refineries: Viva Energy in Geelong (where the fire happened) and Ampol in Lytton (Brisbane).

    In the late 90s, Australia had eight refineries. Over the last decade, most have shut down (Kurnell, Bulwer Island, BP Kwinana, ExxonMobil Altona) because it’s cheaper to import refined petrol from massive mega-refineries in Singapore and South Korea than to run smaller, older plants locally

    #news
    #Australia
    #Geelong
    #refinery
    #oil

  18. [edited to remove hilarious confusion]
    Fire at Geelong refinery fully extinguished

    The fire at the Viva Energy oil refinery in Corio has been extinguished. An update on the EmergencyVic website reads:

    There has been a factory fire in Refinery Road, Corio. The fire has been extinguished. Fire crews will be remaining in attendance.

    The Guardian live By Benita Kolovos
    #Geelong #Fire

  19. [edited to remove hilarious confusion]
    Fire at Geelong refinery fully extinguished

    The fire at the Viva Energy oil refinery in Corio has been extinguished. An update on the EmergencyVic website reads:

    There has been a factory fire in Refinery Road, Corio. The fire has been extinguished. Fire crews will be remaining in attendance.

    The Guardian live By Benita Kolovos
    #Geelong #Fire

  20. Fire at Geelong refinery fully extinguished
    By Benita Kolovos

    The fire at the Viva Energy oil refinery in Corio has been extinguished. An update on the EmergencyVic website reads:

    There has been a factory fire in Refinery Road, Corio. The fire has been extinguished. Fire crews will be remaining in attendance.

    The Guardian live
    #Geelong #Fire

  21. [edited to remove hilarious confusion]
    Fire at Geelong refinery fully extinguished

    The fire at the Viva Energy oil refinery in Corio has been extinguished. An update on the EmergencyVic website reads:

    There has been a factory fire in Refinery Road, Corio. The fire has been extinguished. Fire crews will be remaining in attendance.

    The Guardian live By Benita Kolovos
    #Geelong #Fire