Radio interview - 4RO

AARON STEVENS, HOST: Pleasure to welcome the Prime Minister of Australia, Anthony Albanese, this afternoon. Hello.

ANTHONY ALBANESE, PRIME MINISTER: Good to be with you, Aaron. I hope you're enjoying the sleep-ins there, mate. Used to talking to you early in the morning.

Radio interview - ABC Adelaide

NIKOLAI BEILHARZ, HOST: The Prime Minister has been in Whyalla this morning announcing more details of this $2.4 billion package to try and help the steelworks continue after the state government put it into administration yesterday. And the Prime Minister, Anthony Albanese, joins us now. Prime Minister, good afternoon to you.

ANTHONY ALBANESE, PRIME MINISTER: Good afternoon. Good to be with you.

Albanese Government building Australia's green iron future

The Albanese Labor Government is building Australia’s future, locking in our nation as a green iron manufacturing powerhouse through the new Green Iron Investment Fund.

The $1 billion Green Iron Fund will boost green iron manufacturing and supply chains by supporting early mover green iron projects and unlocking private investment at scale.

Up to $500 million has been earmarked to support the Whyalla steelworks transformation, shoring up local jobs and helping with the energy transition.

Albanese and Malinauskas Labor Governments saving Whyalla Steelworks and local jobs with $2.4 billion package

The Albanese Labor Government and Malinauskas South Australian Government are working together to build South Australia’s future with a multi-billion dollar package to save Whyalla Steelworks, support local jobs and encourage more investment into Australian made iron and steel.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, South Australian Premier Peter Malinauskas and Minister for Industry and Science Ed Husic announced the package on the ground in Whyalla today.

The Whyalla steelworks employs 1100 workers and supports more than 2000 indirectly.

Radio interview - Nova Adelaide

ANDREW HAYES, HOST: Jods, I don't say this lightly. Time to speak to a very, very special guest.

JODIE ODDY, HOST: Yes, please. The Prime Minister, Anthony Albanese, joins us on the line now. Good morning, Prime Minister.

ANTHONY ALBANESE, PRIME MINISTER: Wonderful to be with you. It's a beautiful day here in Adelaide and looking forward to heading to Whyalla in a short period of time.

Radio interview - Triple M Adelaide

CHRIS DITTMAR, HOST: Prime Minister, a very Triple M welcome to you.

ANTHONY ALBANESE, PRIME MINISTER: What a wonderful welcome. Thank you so much guys.

DITTMAR: Now, a big twenty four hours in the future and the history of the city of Whyalla and the state of South Australia. 4000 jobs saved. Creditors will be paid. From what we can see a figure of $2 billion from the federal government. How have you arrived at that figure? Why is it so big?