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Govt tips another $275M into Whyalla Steelworks

Process to find a new owner continues

The funds will let KordaMentha maintain safe operations, pay wages and suppliers, and undertake critical works.

The funds will let KordaMentha maintain safe operations, pay wages and suppliers, and undertake critical works. | Credits: GFG Alliance

The Australian and South Australian governments have forked out another $275 million to keep the Whyalla Steelworks afloat as it goes through the drawn-out process of finding a new owner. The funding...

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