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Australian leaders questioned on support to the Pacific Islands during ongoing fuel crisis

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Questions are growing over how Australia will assist the Pacific Islands as they begin to feel the pinch of the fuel crisis. Papua New Guinea's foreign minister telling SBS he's confident in his country's own supplies but won't rule out receiving support from security partners if needed including China
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