1. Mine Services Group Sets The Pace
2. Smartshax - A More Connected Life
3. Fremantle Steel Fabrication Gives Itself a Lift
4. Quality Not Sacrificed For Speed As Riverlink Opts For BONDEK®
5. Fast Facts

A Queensland company is setting the pace as a rapidly growing service provider to an industry at the heart of Australia's minerals boom. The Anderson Group, established in Mackay in 1994 and now with branches in Newcastle and Wollongong (NSW), has prospered by providing comprehensive services to support the coal mining industry. Read more at:

http://www.bluescopesteel.com.au/redirect.cfm?to=62Mine

Practical, affordable, beautifully designed, and environmentally self sufficient, the Smartshax has redefined how Australian's can get away and enjoy the great outdoors. The lightweight, environmentally sustainable huts are ideally suited to the Australian climate and include basic amenity with maximum connection to the environment. Find out more at:
http://www.bluescopesteel.com.au/redirect.cfm?to=62Smartshax

Western Australian company, Fremantle Steel Fabrication, has just completed its fourth major workshop expansion, as its order book continues to reflect Australia's resources boom. The company's growth and reputation for quality, efficient production has won it some of the largest fabrication jobs undertaken in the country. Read why they use XLERPLATE® steel at:
http://www.bluescopesteel.com.au/redirect.cfm?to=62Fremantle

LYSAGHT BONDEK® structural steel formwork is playing a key role in the construction of South East Queensland's newest shopping centre. Formwork companies, Formbrace Pty Ltd and Alltype Welding, have been selected by Leda Developments Pty Ltd to provide formwork for the major slab structures. Read how BONDEK® has helped speed up the construction process at:
http://www.bluescopesteel.com.au/redirect.cfm?to=62Riverlink

• The idea of Daylight Savings Time was first put into practice by the German government during the First World War in 1916. The UK followed suit, also in 1916, starting about one month after the Germans.
• Australia adopted it in 1917 but it was so unpopular that it was discontinued the same year.
• It was then reintroduced again during World War II from 1942 to 1944 by the Federal Government, before a long lapse until 1967 when Tasmania introduced it again. NSW, Victoria and the ACT joined in 1971. Both Queensland and WA had brief stints at around the same time but soon abandoned it again due to its unpopularity.
• Currently, about 25 countries shift to daylight saving time every spring, and the next autumn, return to their standard time.
• Fire safety officials in Australia encourage people to use the two annual time changes as a reminder to check the batteries in their smoke detectors.

Thanks for reading,

Matt Lynch
BlueScope Steel - Internet Manager

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