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New mines, critical minerals 'take a back seat' in latest SA budget

However, there is $650 million to save Whyalla steelworks

The South Australian government has staged an “unprecedented intervention” in the affairs of the embattled Whyalla steelworks.

The South Australian government has staged an “unprecedented intervention” in the affairs of the embattled Whyalla steelworks. | Credits: Government of South Australia

The South Australian government unveiled its 2025 budget this week, and while it offers strong support for certain resource-related initiatives it has been found lacking elsewhere. For this financial...

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