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Debt problems at a major Chinese property developer have now spilled over into a vital artery of the nation's industrial engine – the steel sector – and started to ripple through to other critical parts of the world's second-largest economy.

China’s chief government forecaster says the country’s demand for steel and its key ingredient, iron ore, is declining for the first time in five years as the governme

Wood said she was "very concerned" for the safety of her eight-year-old son after her abuse accusation against Manson, DailyMail.com reported.

By 2050, green hydrogen could be the cheapest production method for steel and capture a third of the market, displacing Australia's top spot in the global supply chain, according to energy research provider BloombergNEF.

Green steel may remain a 'fantasy' as a likely metallurgical coal mine extension in NSW could lock in decades of supply at Australia's biggest steel maker.

BloombergNEF says global steel production could be decarbonised by 2050 and Australia’s iron ore and coal producers needs to move quickly or become stranded assets.

Chinese steel mills have been ordered to curb production once again to reduce air pollution, in the same week iron ore prices crept back towards $US100 per tonne.

The price of iron ore has tumbled again to its lowest level in 18 months as demand from China for the steel making ingredient plummets but in worrying signs, experts warn that it is yet to hit rock bottom.

L&H Fabrication and Maintenance, a steel fabricator, have received a $11,592 Business Boost grant to overhaul their WHS, facilitating further expansion.

The monthslong negotiations to resolve a dispute between Washington and Brussels over steel and aluminum tariffs came to an end this weekend.