Welcome to "Spotlight on Steel" - a monthly electronic
newsletter, delivering the latest steel initiatives,
product
news, information and promotions at BlueScope Steel,
to members of the BlueScope Steel Website.
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NEWSLETTER
CONTENTS
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1.
BlueScope Steel Name is Official
2. Housing Trend
Takes Off In Orbit
3. BCA As Easy
AS ABC With BlueScope Steel
4. Innovative
Aussie Business Leads The Way
5. Did You
Know...?
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1. BlueScope Steel Name is Official |
Following the necessary approvals and an overwhelmingly
positive shareholder vote at the Company's Annual
General Meeting, Monday November 17 2003 was the
first official day of trading as BlueScope Steel
Limited.
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http://www.bluescopesteel.com
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2. Housing Trend Takes Off In Orbit |
A
switch in roofing materials has paid immediate
dividends for a major Queensland homebuilder. For
more information on Orbit Homes' award winning display
home featuring roofing made from COLORBOND® steel:
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http://www.bluescopesteel.com.au/redirect.cfm?to=30orbit
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3. BCA As Easy AS ABC With BlueScope Steel |
BlueScope
Steel has developed a software program to specifically
help builders, specifiers and customers adapt to
new mandatory energy efficiency requirements in
Queensland. For more information on the program,
which can be downloaded free from the members'
section of our website go to:
http://www.bluescopesteel.com.au/redirect.cfm?to=30BCA
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4. Innovative Aussie Business Leads The Way |
A young Aussie business is committed to making
the benefits of using renewable energy sources,
like the sun, to generate electricity more
accessible than ever. To find out about their
innovative new product go to:
http://www.bluescopesteel.com.au/redirect.cfm?to=30innovative
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5. Did You Know... |
With
November being the month of the running of
the Melbourne Cup, this month’s theme
is the Melbourne Cup. Did you know:
- In 1861, the first Melbourne Cup attracted 4000
people, but within 20 years there were 100,000
people flocking to see the race.
- In 1972 the race was altered to the metric distance
of 3200m, 18.7m (or 61.5ft) short of two miles.
- Kingston Rule holds the metric race record at
3:16.30.
- In
1985 prize money for the cup was increased to AU$1
million. The owners of What A Nuisance
received AU$650,000 and a AU$23,000 cup.
Today the race is worth AU$2.7 million to the owners,
along
with a trophy valued at AU$80,500
- The modern Cup field consists of 24 starters,
and the most successful barrier to start from
is Barrier 11, with six winners. Barrier 18 is
the only one to have never produced a winner
Thanks
for reading,
Matt
Lynch
BlueScope Steel - Internet Manager
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