Queensland Premier makes bold fuel price promise ahead of election

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In preparation for the upcoming Queensland election, Premier Steven Miles has unveiled a plan to reduce fuel prices for motorists if he is reelected. The proposal includes the establishment of 12 state-owned fuel stations, implementing price regulations for privately owned stations, and providing electric vehicle chargers. Additional measures include limiting price increases and offering publicly owned land for small retailers. The Premier aims to increase competition and offer more affordable fuel options for Queenslanders, especially those in regional areas. The Royal Automobile Club of Queensland supports the plan, emphasizing the importance of stable fuel prices for households.

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