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AUSTRALIA-SYDNEY DIRECTOR AUSTRALIAN GRADUATE SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT UNIVERSITY OF NEW SOUTH WALES Applications are Invited for appointment to the position of Director of the Australian Graduate School of Management (AGSM) from Ist January,' 1980. Professor Philip Brown, the AGSM’s Foundation Director, wishes to relinquish the directorship at the end of 1979. The AGSM is a specially funded national postgraduate management school established by the Australian Government to enhance the avail' ability, quality and relevance of management education. It offers masters and doctoral programmes and intensive courses for experienced managers. The Director's major responsibilities are to oversee the school’s operations, to be a catalyst in the further evolution of educational activities of the highest international standard to meet Australian management needs, and to promote the AGSM within private and public sector management and in the community at large. The Director discharges these responsibilities under the general direction of the chief executive officer of the University- the Vice-Chancellor and Principal -and of the School’s Board of Management, of which he is a member. The Director may also hold a professorship in the AGSM.The appointment as Director will be initially for a period of five years. The appointment as professor would be in accordance with the normal terms and conditions of a professorial appointment in the University. The total remuneration of the Director is currently $A43,339 per annum, including entertainment allowances. The University reserves the right' to fill any position by invitation. Intending applicants should write to the Vice-Chancellor and Principal, Professor Rupert H. Myers, for supplementary information about the AGSM and for further details of appointment, including superannuation, study leave and the housing scheme. Applications should bo addressed to the Senior Academic Appointments Unit, P.O. Box 1, Kensington, New South Wales 2033, Australia. Applications close 30th November, 1978.

Leis face it: New Zealanders have had a pretty rough ride over the past few years. Inflation has 1 - eroded our spending power, wage restrictions have been imposed, unemployment has risen a ” '<•* and strikes by militant unions have been frequent occurrences as their leaders-fought for a v ‘’ bigger share of a smaller cake. , > * These difficult problems of the past years all began with the Labour Government’s last term of office. In three short years they managed to almost wreck the New Zealand rfGW' • Pt'--. x , <- \ economy. Their Government created an artificial boom by spending $1,200 million a year \ \ more than it was receiving in taxation. As demand soared and inflation was rampant they permitted import costs to exceed overseas earnings by $l,OOO million. But in November 1975 New Zealanders had their chance and reacted to that irrespon- *L 3 sible Labour Government by sweeping National back into office in record numbers. National promised to restore New Zealand’s shattered economy but we warned that it wouldn’t be easy. And it wasn’t. For three years we have had to face some unpleasant medicine and severe hardships. MB* 1 * But now the signs of recovery are evident. The inflation rate ot almost 16% in 1975 has dropped to single figures, Government spending has been dramatically reduced and imports % are now less than the value of exports. Record personal, tax cuts and increased benefits have been announced in this year’s budget coupled with manufacturers’ incentives to increase exports and for farmers to increase their production. These moves will make a .*<- SIR / positive contribution to an improved standard of living for everyone. fW Now that National has placed New Zealand firmly on the road to economic recovery we can all go forward together and help make it a better place to live in. Let’s face it, National is the only choice for Government. David forYALDHURST JiMffiMMß -'Jk write or phone anytime. jM , : sj< |p BB P.O. Box 29030 Christchurch Pnone 584-999 jH BA ■'Tiff >3 2 .jn&r c-■? *-. SmIBSkSIHSkH EKm wSI * JKf Nationg? P.O. _ So* 721. Chnstchurc.ii. r. /’