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Breaking: Hundreds of jobs to go at Whyalla steelworks

ABC News Australia - Top Stories ·

Hundreds of workers in Whyalla will lose their jobs as a result of a decision to permanently shut down the blast furnace at the South Australian town's steelworks.

It is expected the decision will mean 500 workers will be out of a job, as well as more than 100 contractors working at the site.

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