Posco has directly contradicted industry minister Greg Hunt, who made a statement yesterday saying
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Holden archives to remain at SA State Library
Holden has been donating historic material to the State Library of South Australia since 1997, and has confirmed it will keep it there, as the car maker prepares to end its Australian manufacturing operations late-next year.
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Starting when the nation stops
WHEN Australia stops for the Melbourne Cup on Tuesday, workers at a small manufacturing company in the Adelaide Hills will have more riding on it than just the office sweepstake.
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Arrium may have traded while insolvent, suggests report
Creditors have been told by Arrium administrators KordaMentha that the company should be sold to the highest bidder, rather than liquidated, and that the group may have traded while insolvent prior to its April collapse.
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Former Tata British Steel suitor emerges as Arrium bidder
Britain’s wealthy Gupta family is reportedly interested in Arrium’s steel and iron assets.
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Arrium sales process on track, bids coming through: administrator
Arrium’s administrators have received about 20 expressions of interest, with non-binding offers coming through over this month and final bids due in December for the collapsed iron ore and steel company.
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Arrium Whyalla plant back to 80 per cent production, power restored
Power has been urgently restored at Arrium's Whyalla site, minimising what was expected to be a loss of up to $30 million, following last week’s South Australian blackout.
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Arrium steelworks’ survival chances increase following pay cut vote: administrator
Whyalla’s Arrium workers have voted in favour of a 10 per cent pay cut, following a rejection of the new enterprise agreement last month, in news the company’s administrator said would help ensure the survival of the steelworks.
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Xenophon slams SA’s renewables adoption
Senator Nick Xenophon has blamed renewables for the state-wide blackout in South Australia yesterday.
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Shorten to meet Arrium workers, call for Turnbull to increase assistance
Bill Shorten will meet Arrium workers this afternoon, and will push prime minister Malcolm Turnbull to increase the government’s support from the $49.2 million loan pledged during the election campaign.
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Economic uncertainty straining Whyalla community, support services: Mission Australia
Economic uncertainty in the steel city of Whyalla is seeing increased anxiety in the community and putting youth in danger of developing drug and other problems, according to Mission Australia.
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Expansion should create 50 new jobs at SA company, says founder
The founder of South Australian manufacturer Hegs has said a growing number of contracts is expected to double the company’s headcount.
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SA makes pitch for armoured vehicles work
South Australia is hoping to get as much as possible out of armoured vehicle work for the Land 400 project, and has pledged to create a centre of excellence for military vehicles in its pitch.
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CRC project showed potential usefulness of analytics: Seeley
Londsale manufacturer Seeley International was part of a big data project, collecting information on its products from around the world to help inform product design.
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Arrium Whyalla steelworks losses shrink as administrators look for buyer
According to a report today, losses at Arrium’s Whyalla steelworks have been reduced to an estimated $11 million for next financial year, though doubts remain that it will attract a buyer.
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Asbestos found in Chinese imports destined for smelter upgrade
Asbestos has been found in heat exchanger tubes, imported from China and to be used in the redevelopment of the Port Pirie smelter.
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Deal on Arrium Whyalla wages could be announced this afternoon
According to the administrator involved, a deal on pay reductions for Arrium workers could come as soon as this afternoon.
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Arrium administrators find Orica execs as the solution for Moly-Cop
Whyalla community updated on Arrium
An informal meeting was held last night at Whyalla, with Arrium administrator KordaMentha briefing an audience and explaining the need for a new pay agreement and energy solution to assist with the sale.
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Morgan Stanley to sell Arrium minus Moly-Cop
Morgan Stanley will run the sale process for Arrium Australia – the steel and iron ore group minus Moly-Cop – with the mandate to pursue a trade sale rather than ASX listing.
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