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SA premier 'very concerned' over Whyalla steelworks' blast furnace
The Whyalla steelworks went into administration more than a year ago. (ABC News: Brant Cumming)
South Australia's Premier, Peter Malinauskas, says he is concerned that the Whyalla steelworks' blast furnace has not been working for a month.
He says there is a potential for job losses at the steelworks.
The CEO of a bidder for the operations says money and gas will be needed to make the steelworks viable.
Whyalla steelworkers are struggling to get the city's vital blast furnace back producing iron, with South Australia's premier saying he is "very concerned" about the ongoing shutdown.
The blast furnace has been offline since early last month and administrators KordaMentha had hoped to get the aging furnace back online by the middle of this month.
Steelworks debate resumes
WHYALLA – The sale of the Whyalla Steelworks is “not a done deal”, despite expressing optimism a transaction could be […]
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