A decade after exposing Australia's dire vulnerability to global fuel disruptions, a former high-ranking air force officer says there has been little improvement, with government documents revealing its frailty through an all-too-realistic training exercise.
Australia is almost entirely reliant on imported diesel to transport food and medicine around the country but, should there be a market failure, the federal government's Australian Petroleum Statistics state it has just 22 days' worth in reserve.
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