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'Jobs galore' pitch for axed steelworkers after closure

Hundreds of skilled Whyalla blast furnace workers will not be left high and dry with some 600 jobs on offer across a range of industries.

AAP · Oct 18

'Payroll challenges' as steel plant workers leave

Whyalla Steelworks' administrators are working to resolve "payroll challenges" as hundreds prepare to leave the plant after accepting redundancies.

AAP · Oct 16

Whyalla may make steel again one day. But years of uncertainty could still reshape the town

There is a shock reverberating through the regional South Australian town of Whyalla and its crisis-hit steelworks. This week, administrators KordaMentha and SA Premier Peter Malinauskas jointly announced they would abandon all attempts to restart the steelworks’ blast furnace.

The Conversation · Sep 17

'MacGyvers' praised as steelworks claws back from brink

Administrators have lauded the 'MacGyver-like' skills of steelworkers, as an industry support package injects cash, jobs and confidence into a regional city.

AAP · Mar 26, 2025

Woman whose baby died at a Sydney hospital waited 50 minutes after emergency caesarean was called, staff say

Exclusive: Staff say category-one emergency caesarean was called at privately run Northern Beaches hospital but mother gave birth vaginally almost an hour later

The Guardian - AU · Mar 12, 2025

The ‘scary’ state of Whyalla steelworks’ bank balance revealed by administrators

Scathing assessment shows operation was losing $1.5m a day, running low of critical materials and owed creditors more than $1.3bn

The Guardian - AU · Mar 3, 2025

What went wrong at Whyalla steelworks and will it end with SA government in legal fight with UK billionaire?

Issues between GFG, Sanjeev Gupta and SA government grumbled along for years, before dramatic events forced company into administration

The Guardian - AU · Feb 20, 2025

Steelworks forced into administration to 'save' future

South Australia has ended months of uncertainty over a critical steelworks by placing the plant into administration.

AAP · Feb 19, 2025

More than 300 Australian university executives make more money than state premiers, report reveals

Union says average vice-chancellor gets paid almost double the prime minister, with salaries seemingly ‘plucked from thin air’

The Guardian - AU · Nov 20, 2024

CFMEU members urged to anonymously reveal experiences

Disgruntled construction union members can now anonymously reveal their experiences of unlawful conduct as a corruption investigation continues.

AAP · Nov 11, 2024