The International Energy Agency has recommended Australians work from home to conserve fuel amid Middle East conflict concerns, though Industry Minister Tim Ayres said the decision remains voluntary rather than mandatory. Several Asian countries including the Philippines, Vietnam, Thailand, and Pakistan have implemented work-from-home measures or reduced work weeks, while Australia's federal opposition opposes similar mandates, arguing they would harm small businesses and fuel-dependent industries.
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The International Energy Agency has recommended Australians work from home to conserve fuel amid Middle East conflict concerns, though Industry Minister Tim Ayres said the decision remains voluntary rather than mandatory. Several Asian countries including the Philippines, Vietnam, Thailand, and Pakistan have implemented work-from-home measures or reduced work weeks, while Australia's federal opposition opposes similar mandates, arguing they would harm small businesses and fuel-dependent industries.