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Fears remote Indigenous communities bearing the brunt of fuel crisis

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Indigenous leaders and advocates say remote communities will be left without power, transport and essential goods and services as the global fuel crisis continues. First Nations peak bodies have joined a national working group to address the impacts on people living in the nation's most remote areas
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