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Whyalla Steelworks administrators hopeful of company revitalisation

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Dozens of new jobs have been announced at Whyalla Steelworks. The ailing domestic supplier of structural and rail steel on South Australia's Upper Spencer Gulf, was forced into administration by the state government. Administrators say that under the previous owner, the plant was so understaffed and under-resourced, it was operating safely only by virtue of the dedicated local workforce.
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