We are investing $113 million into seeing Australia be prepared for it, we are concerned obviously, we are taking every precaution we can here and doing everything went can to mitigate this and to try to contain it But we would be working with agencies around the country, including the Centre for Disease Prepared.—-Fuel cost relief will continue for another month but at a reduced rate after Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced a limited extension of the fuel excise relief but reduced it to 16 cents from 32 centsUS President Donald Trump has been touting an imminent peace deal with Iran, although officials in Tehran have been more circumspect.NRMA spokesman Peter Khoury has treated the president's comments sceptically, saying they are unlikely to have much of an impact on global fuel prices at this stage.In the meantime Mr Khoury says the reduced excise means essential work on Australian roads is being delayed."Now what we saw in the federal budget was the spending on roads in real terms actually dropping