1. Idyllic Scotland Island Roost
2. New Arts College Campus Inspires with Steel
3. Technical Bulletins now Online
4. World Class Rainforest Resort Treads Lightly
5. Stylish Home Fits a Lot on a Compact Block
6. Bushfire Victims Rebuild with Steel
7. HEINZ Means More Beans in a Bigger Factory
8. Did You Know...?

Where better to escape to paradise, than unspoilt Scotland Island, in Sydney’s Pittwater. This dream encouraged well known actor, John Jarratt, to find a dilapidated old fisherman’s cottage on the island. The fisherman’s cottage soon proved less than a dream, as its cramped spaces left no space for entertaining, the roof leaked, and it was literally falling down around John Jarratt’s ears. Read more here:

http://www.bhpsteel.com.au/redirect.cfm?to=20scotisle

Griffith University has carved out a high profile for its new Queensland College of Art campus in the heart of Brisbane after a relocation from the suburbs. The new AU$33 million campus incorporates spaces for seven departments and a range of shared facilities including a library/learning centre, gallery, auditorium, general teaching spaces, faculty offices, computer laboratories, studio and workshop spaces. Find out more about this project here:
http://www.bhpsteel.com.au/redirect.cfm?to=20artscampus

A multi award winning eco-resort nestled within 600 hectares of open forest offers guests four and a half star comfort surrounded by remnant littoral rainforest teeming with birdlife and marsupials. Angourie Rainforest Resort is set less than a kilometre from the famous Angourie surfing competition beach and close to the northern NSW holiday town of Yamba. For more details:
http://www.bhpsteel.com.au/redirect.cfm?to=20treadlightly

A new upmarket home from one of Melbourne's leading builders cleverly fits the features of a spacious family home into even the narrow blocks of the city's inner eastern suburbs. The Canterbury by Metricon Homes is intended to fit right into its namesake suburb and similarly long settled areas, but can also transpose the style of these highly sought after suburbs into new estates if desired. For more information:
http://www.bhpsteel.com.au/redirect.cfm?to=20stylishhome

Less than 12 months after bushfires swept through a southern Sydney recreation and conference centre destroying buildings worth AU$5 million, three new homes built from fire resistant building materials are nearing completion on the site. The Tops Conference Centre at Stanwell Tops was the scene on Christmas Day 2001 of bushfires which also destroyed more than 60 percent of the adjoining Royal National Park. For more about the rebuilding process:
http://www.bhpsteel.com.au/redirect.cfm?to=20bushfirerebuild

HEINZ, the company that became a household name supplying baked beans, is now distributing its products faster and more efficiently after moving into a new national distribution centre in Melbourne. The company distributes tens of thousands of cans of HEINZ, WATTIE’S and other branded foods daily from its new Altona North distribution centre. Find out more about the steel cladding and purlins used in this project:
http://www.bhpsteel.com.au/redirect.cfm?to=20heinzfactory

Australia's steel industry has its origins in an unusual reversal of the ancient art of alchemy. Its founders made their fortunes not in the pursuit of gold and silver, as they all in some way hoped they might, but in the making of iron and steel. The industry has its genesis in the 19th century, in the days when gold mining and great landholdings were the main hope for wealth in Australia. Just where the story begins is a matter of personal perspective. Read more about the birth of steelmaking in Australia at:
http://www.bhpsteel.com.au/redirect.cfm?to=20alchemy

Five completely trivial but fun facts to boggle your mind. The theme for this edition of 'S.O.S' is tennis. Did you know:

• The very first Wimbledon Championship was in 1877 when it was watched by some 200 spectators. In 1999 it was broadcast to 174 countries, with an estimated global audience of 1 billion people.
• Tennis was first played in France before the 12th century, using bare hand to hit the ball. Players then progressed to using gloves, then short bats and now rackets.
• Before it became known as tennis, the sport was called 'Sphairistike'
• Slazenger has provided every tennis ball for the Wimbledon Championship since 1902.
• The youngest ever US Open men's champion is Pete Sampras, who was 19 years and 28 days old when he won the title for the first time in 1990.

Thanks for reading,

Adam Rollings
BHP Steel - Internet Manager

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