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Australia could be without structural and rail steelmaking for up to five years

Outlet: ABC News Australia · Angelique Donnellan · Published 19/10/2026 07:29 UTC

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Whyalla workers say critical safety equipment like heat suits contained "massive holes" when the plant was run by Sanjeev Gupta, whose company GFG Alliance is not taking responsibility for the broken blast furnace.

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  1. Headline · detected on 19/10/2026 09:25 UTC

    'Long decline': Billionaire's company refuses Australia could be without structural and rail steelmaking for up to take blame for Whyalla failure five years

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https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-10-19/whyalla-blast-furnace-fail-gupta-to-blame-safety-issues/107282744
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19/10/2026 07:29 UTC
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19/10/2026 08:06 UTC
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