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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.

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Whyalla steelworks cuts more than 500 jobs as major operations shut down

Administrator KordaMentha says failure of blast furnace to fire will lead to workforce falling from 1,700 to 1,200 employees

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'No value': smelter blast furnace snuffed out for good

Hundreds of workers will lose their jobs at a major Australian steelworks after a decision to pull the plug on a blast furnace built in the 1960s.

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Troubled childcare provider enters administration

A major childcare provider that has run foul of regulators' staffing and food allergy requirements has gone into voluntary administration.

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'Strong interest' as steelworks sales process opens

There is "strong early interest" in the Whyalla Steelworks as the sale process begins and millions of dollars flow into the region from a $2.4 billion package.

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'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.

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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

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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

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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

Steelworks forced into administration to 'save' future

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

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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’

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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.

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Two cryptocurrency companies collapse owing $160m

Two separate Australian cryptocurrency companies have collapsed while federal court proceedings are being pursued against the directors of the businesses.

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'Not true': Glory hit back at APL over Khelifi saga

Perth Glory manager Alen Stajcic says the APL have not told the truth over the deal to allow Salim Khelifi to leave on loan.

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Glory back on the market after sale deal terminated

Receivers KordaMentha have cancelled the sale of Perth Glory after the Primeland Group-led consortium failed to satisfy certain conditions.

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Jobs slashed as miner Aurora enters administration

Liquidators have been appointed to administer struggling miner Aurora Metals' Queensland assets, with the future of 45 employees in the balance.

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Developer Jean Nassif's Toplace apartments in Castle Hill placed into administration

Two companies run by controversial Sydney property developer Jean Nassif have been placed into receivership, leaving an apartment tower "partially completed".

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Cool it: Despite cold trucking firm collapse, reports of a supply disaster are overheated

As long as we don’t make things worse, supply-chain shortages should be short-lived – an inconvenience, but not a disaster.

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Food supply delays possible after trucking company’s collapse

Shoppers face the threat of empty shelves in some supermarkets after the collapse of one of Australia's biggest trucking companies.

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Supermarkets seek to safeguard supply as Scott's Refrigerated Logistics goes under with loss of 1,500 jobs

Supermarket giants Coles and Aldi make contingency plans to protect the supply of goods for customers, as a transport union warns a "rippling effect" could put more jobs in danger.

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Scott's Refrigerated Logistics in receivership with question mark over 1,500 jobs

The Transport Workers' Union says it will work with receivers to ensure workers are prioritised after Australia's largest cold chain transport operator goes into administration.

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Supermarket supply chain fears as trucking giant collapses

One of Australia's largest trucking companies has collapsed, putting 1500 jobs at risk and putting supermarket supply chains at risk.

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Aussies stung for millions in crypto crash

The FTX collapse wiped many crypto wallets and took out smaller exchanges, but administrators for Aussie platform Digital Surge are working on a rescue plan.

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Kogan snaps up collapsed Brosa for $1.5m

Kogan has bought Brosa for just $1.5 million, days after the online furniture retailer entered administration after growing too quickly during the pandemic.

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Cryptocurrency broker Digital Surge goes into administration, as the FTX fallout continues

Tens of thousands of Australian investors with superannuation and savings tied up in cryptocurrency remain in suspense, as a major Australian broker collapses into voluntary administration.

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