We're proud to bring you this year's BlueScope Sustainability Report, which recognises the launch of Our Purpose and is published alongside our first Modern Slavery Statement and FY2020 Tax Contribution Report. Thank you to everyone for their contribution to our sustainability outcomes, which aim to create stronger business and build stronger communities for the future.

Today is R U OK? Day, a national day of action when we remember that every day is the day to ask, “Are you OK?”.

John Nowlan, Chief Executive Australian Steel Products, was pleased to host the NSW Leader of the Opposition and colleagues at the Port Kembla Steelworks for the launch of its 'NSW Made' campaign. 

BlueScope has supported Lifeline for many years, and was proud to help launch the 2020 recruitment drive for volunteer Telephone Crisis Supporters in the Illawarra. 

BlueScope is proud to support Sport Access Foundation (SAF), which offers grants to Australian children with a disability to give them an opportunity to play and participate in all levels of sport. 

In Thailand BlueScope has donated a Ranbuild designed COVID-19 negative pressure-testing clinic to one of the largest public hospitals in Bangkok, Thailand.  

Tata BlueScope Steel has introduced high strength, modular and quick to install steel structures to help meet the demand for high quality, ready-to-install health infrastructure in the fight against COVID-19.

The Port Kembla Steelworks is a fully integrated steelmaking facility, which relies on most of its parts working in sync with each other—the blast furnace needs coke and cokemaking equipment needs gas from the blast furnace to operate, and so on.

BlueScope has renewed its agreement with Sydney Water to use recycled water at the Port Kembla Steelworks.

We're all in this together.