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Regulations loophole sees Australia importing oil products from refineries using Russian crude

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New data shared with SBS shows Australia's dealings with oil refineries that use crude oil originating from Russia. It is an import issue the government says it is reviewing. The Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air attributes this to a loophole in the regulations of sanctioning countries, including the EU and G7.
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