1. BlueScope Steel Name is Official
2. New Fencing Package Makes Sense With Steel
3. Plumbing Industry Magazine Registration
4. Apprentice of The Year Excels on Job and in Classroom
5. Innovative Aussie Business Leads The Way
6. Did You Know...?

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.

http://www.bluescopesteel.com

A leading Melbourne fencing specialist has worked with an award winning developer to supply stylish fencing as part of home site packages for two of the city's foremost residential estate developments. All lot prices included free fencing made from COLORBOND® steel and instant turf and sprinkler system. To find out more go to:

http://www.bluescopesteel.com.au/redirect.cfm?to=30fence

BlueScope Steel is offering plumbers the opportunity to register their details with us and receive information to assist them in upskilling to become installers of roof made from COLORBOND® steel and ZINCALUME® steel. Find out more about this exciting opportunity at:
http://www.bluescopesteel.com.au/redirect.cfm?to=30plumbing

A second year apprentice has been named the 2002/2003 National COLORBOND® steel Building Apprentice of the Year winning an LGe 59cm FLATRON flatscreen TV and an LGe DVD home theatre system. Find out who the winning apprentice is at:
http://www.bluescopesteel.com.au/redirect.cfm?to=30AOTY

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

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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