Whyalla is already an example of domestic value-adding. It uses iron ore from mines in the adjacent area, and domestic coking coal. For Australia, however, this is going to be tricky.

Anthony Albanese could soon be forgiven for feeling a bit of buyers’ remorse over his monster rescue package for Whyalla’s steel mill.

Administrators of the Whyalla steelworks say they do not have enough funding to keep it running for 12 months, with the troubled industrial plant set to endure another blast furnace shutdown.

The administrators of the collapsed Whyalla steelworks says the business was losing money partly because it was selling products too cheaply to other parts of British industrial Sanjeev Gupta’s ...

Whyalla’s tourism industry is set to be supercharged through the construction of a $100m nine-storey resort on the city’s foreshore.

Whyalla still has some key advantages when it comes to making steel that could make the plant an attractive asset to new prospective owners.

Whyalla council votes for booze ban to slow anti-social behaviour A major steel town has voted for a citywide ban on alcohol, although councillors concede it is not a ‘silver bullet’ to the ...

A $130 million hotel, set to become Whyalla's stepping stone to an outback experience, will rake in more money per room than big city counterparts, according to the team behind the project.

Whyalla steelworks was shedding about $1.5m every day – a $319m loss in the seven months until January – before its collapse.

More than 80 cabins will be built to ease a regional housing crisis and kickstart a Whyalla “infrastructure blitz”, spearheaded by a $600m hydrogen power plant.

The SA premier says it’s time Sanjeev Gupta took some action, with governments wary of taxpayer funds being siphoned off to overseas parts of GFG Alliance.

The Whyalla steelworks in South Australia is in adminstration for the second time in less than a decade. Ben Searcy What happened at the Whyalla Steelworks?