Petrol prices in Australia are increasing, with average unleaded prices reaching 227 cents per litre in Perth and diesel prices hitting a record 320 cents per litre. The Albanese government cautions that the recent ceasefire in Iran will not lead to immediate decreases in fuel costs. Energy Minister Chris Bowen stated that while there is hope for improved supply, Australians should not expect prices to drop soon. The temporary 32-cent per litre fuel tax cut will remain in place until July, even if prices fall before then. Demand for fuel has surged, with a 30% increase over the Easter weekend compared to the previous year. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is set to meet with Singapore's Prime Minister Lawrence Wong to discuss fuel supply, as Singapore is Australia's largest source of refined fuel. The government is also leveraging its natural gas supplies to ensure continued fuel flow in the region.