Taylor Unveils Fuel Price Shield Plan as Brent Crude Tops $US100 Barrel

Opposition Leader Angus Taylor has proposed a 'fuel price shield' to help Australians cope with rising fuel costs. The plan would automatically halve the fuel excise when Brent crude exceeds $US100 a barrel.

Taylor's proposal aims to provide relief for drivers and businesses affected by high fuel prices. By capping fuel excise, the government can help reduce the financial burden on households and companies.

However, it is unclear how Taylor's plan would be implemented or funded. The opposition leader has not provided details on the logistics of his proposal or how it would impact the federal budget.