Whyalla workers injured at steelworks' blast furnace
21-07-2026 22:15 via abc.net.au

Whyalla workers injured at steelworks' blast furnace

Three Whyalla steelworks employees have been treated for injuries suffered during attempts to restart the site's troubled blast furnace, the ABC understands.
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