Good morning. Despite Labor’s temporary halving of the fuel excise, savings might take a while to be passed on to customers, experts warn. Meanwhile the war behind the fuel crisis rumbles on, with Spain expressing its outrage by closing its airspace to US aircraft involved in the attacks on Iran.
In other news, we report from Thologolong in the Victorian high country, where fugitive Dezi Freeman was shot dead yesterday by police, and examine how he might have got there and remained undetected for so long.
