How Malaysia and Brunei could support Australia’s fuel crisis

Professor Tim Harcourt explores Malaysia and Brunei’s role in the fuel crisis on The Airport Economist

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has travelled to Malaysia and Brunei as Australia looks to strengthen energy security amid a tightening global fuel crisis. The discussions focus on how regional partnerships can help stabilise supply chains and reduce exposure to volatile global markets.

Professor Tim Harcourt, host of The Airport Economist, talks about how ASEAN neighbours like Malaysia and Brunei could play a strategic role in supporting Australia’s energy needs. The conversation highlights not just immediate supply concerns, but longer-term cooperation across trade and infrastructure.

PM Anthony Albanese and Haji Hassanal Bolkiah – AAP: Bianca de Marchi

As global tensions continue to reshape energy markets, Australia’s engagement with Southeast Asia is becoming increasingly important in maintaining resilience and stability.

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