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                    Frequently Asked Questions about AUUG
                        Last Modified: 16th Feb 1995


This is a list of frequently asked questions about AUUG Inc., an Australian
user group for UNIX(*) and Open Systems.  It is updated regularly and posted
monthly to the newsgroup aus.org.auug.

SUMMARY OF CHANGES SINCE LAST VERSION
   Changed AUUG e-mail addresses to use auug.org.au.
   Added new AUUGN editor.

INDEX TO QUESTIONS

1    GENERAL INFORMATION
     1.1  What is aus.org.auug?
     1.2  What is AUUG?
     1.3  How do I join AUUG?
     1.4  How many members does AUUG have?
     1.5  Who are the members of AUUG?
     1.6  What are the classes of membership?
     1.7  How much does membership cost?
     1.8  What is AUUGN?
     1.9  How do I get in touch with AUUG?
     1.10 Who runs AUUG?
     1.11 What are chapters?
     1.12 What is a Corporate Sponsor?
     1.13 Who are the current Corporate Sponsors?


2    MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS
     2.1  What do I get for my membership?
     2.2  How do I get a discount on AARNet through AUUG?
     2.3  What do the reciprocal membership rights give me?


3    EVENTS
     3.1  What is the AUUG National Conference and Exhibition?
     3.2  When is the next conference and exhibition?
     3.3  What are Summer Conferences?
     3.4  Who organises events in my region?


4    HISTORY
     4.1  What does AUUG stand for?
     4.2  How did AUUG get started?

     -------------------- END OF INDEX ------------------------------


1    GENERAL INFORMATION

1.1  What is aus.org.auug?

     aus.org.auug is an electronic newsgroup for discussions about AUUG and
     its activities.  It was called aus.auug.


1.2  What is AUUG?

     AUUG Inc. is the Australian UNIX(*) and Open System user group.  It is a
     national body offering its members access to information on current and
     future UNIX and open systems technologies.

     AUUG's aims as stated in its constitution are:

        To promote knowledge and understanding of Open Systems including but
        not restricted to the UNIX system, networking, graphics, user
        interfaces and programming and development environments, and related
        standards.


1.3  How do I join AUUG?

     There is an individual membership form at the end of this FAQ.  Please
     print one, fill it in and return it to the AUUG Secretariat at:

        AUUG Secretariat
        PO Box 366
        Kensington NSW 2033
        Phone: [phone] or [phone]
        FAX: [phone]

     For details on corporate membership or library subscriptions please
     contact the AUUG Secretariat.


1.4  How many members does AUUG have?

     AUUG currently has over 1000 members, over 700 individuals and over 300
     organisations.  AUUG membership has more than doubled in size in the
     past two years.


1.5  Who are the members of AUUG?

     A survey conducted in July 1992 revealed that the average AUUG member
     had a 4 year university degree and 5 years experience with UNIX.  AUUG
     members are employed in Software Development, Government/Military or
     Education/Consulting.  They are predominantly Executives/Senior
     Managers/MIS Directors and Systems Administrator/Programmers, with about
     an equal number in each category.


1.6  What are the classes of membership?

     AUUG has three classes of membership: ordinary, student and
     institutional.  All members are entitled to one vote in ballots.

     For organisations who do not wish to be a member but want to receive a
     copy of AUUGN, there is a newsletter subscription service.  Contact the
     AUUG Secretariat for details.


1.7  How much does membership cost?


     Ordinary:         $90/year
     Student:          $25/year
     Institutional:   $350/year


     Corporate Sponsors:   $5000/year


1.8  What is AUUGN?

     AUUGN is AUUG's technical newsletter.  Once every two months it
     publishes papers and information of general interest to members.  It
     contains details of local chapter activities and is how AUUG members
     stay up-to-date with AUUG events.  Submissions to AUUGN can be made
     through the AUUGN Editor:

          AUUGN Editor
          PO Box 366
          Kensington NSW 2033
          Email: [e-mail]


1.9  How do I get in touch with AUUG?

     AUUG can be contacted through the Secretariat at:

        AUUG Secretariat
        PO Box 366
        Kensington NSW 2033
        Phone: [phone] or [phone]
        FAX: [phone]

     There are also a number of e-mail aliases to facilitate contact with
     AUUG:


        [e-mail]            general inquiries
        [e-mail]           newsletter correspondence (AUUGN editor)
        [e-mail]        AUUG Management Committee
        [e-mail]         AUUG Secretariat and Business Manager
        [e-mail]   AUUG Chapter Contacts


1.10 Who runs AUUG?

     AUUG is run by an elected management committee.  Elections are held in
     May/June each year and all AUUG ordinary, institutional and life members
     are eligible to stand for election.  The Management Committee consists
     of the President, Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer and 5 general
     committee members.  The term of office runs from 1 July to 30 June.

     The current members of the Management Committee are:

        President:         Phil McCrea       [e-mail]
        Vice-President:    Glenn Huxtable    [e-mail]
        Secretary:         Peter Wishart     [e-mail]
        Treasurer:         Frank Crawford    [e-mail]

        Committee Members:
                           Stephen Boucher   [e-mail]
                           Lucy Chubb        [e-mail]
                           Chris Maltby      [e-mail]
                           Michael Paddon    [e-mail]
                           Rick Stevenson    [e-mail]

     Elections are run by the Returning Officer and Assistant Returning
     Officer, who are elected each year along with other officers.  The
     Returning Officer and Assistant Returning Officer are not members of the
     Management Committee.

        Returning Officer: David Purdue      [e-mail]
        Assistant:         vacant

     AUUG employs a Business Manager to run the day to day business of AUUG.
     The Business Manager reports to the AUUG Management Committee.

        Business Manager:  Catrina Dwyer     [e-mail]

     AUUG employs ACMS (Australian Convention Management Services) to provide
     Secretariat services for AUUG.  ACMS provide membership services and
     support for Management Committee activities.

        AUUG Secretariat:  Wael Foda         [e-mail]

     AUUGN (AUUG's newsletter) is put together by a volunteer Editor who
     publishes AUUGN every two months.  The AUUGN Editor is appointed by the
     Management Committee.

        AUUGN Editor:      Phil Anderson     [e-mail]

     The AUUG Historian maintains records of events in AUUG.  The AUUG
     Historian is appointed by the Management Committee.

        AUUG Historian:    Adrian Booth      [e-mail]

     AUUG is formally incorporated in the state of Victoria.  The
     incorporation rules require that a resident of Victoria be the public
     officer of the association.

        Public Officer:    Robert Elz        [e-mail]


1.11 What are chapters?

     Groups of AUUG members can form "chapters" which organise events and
     activities for AUUG members.  These chapters may receive funding from
     AUUG to conduct events and activities.  Regional chapters are funded by
     AUUG based on membership numbers.  There are regional chapters in all
     major cities around Australia and AUUG members nominate a chapter when
     they join. This chapter receives a proportion of the membership fee for
     use in local activities.  Other types of chapters (perhaps with a
     special interest in a particular technology activity) can also be
     formed.  These chapters receive funding from AUUG on an "as needed"
     basis by application to the Management Committee.

     Chapters are run by a chapter committee which is responsible to AUUG
     (through the Management Committee) for the running and finances of the
     chapter.  More details on the Chapter Rules and Chapter Policy are
     available from the member handbook or the AUUG Secretary.


1.12 What is a Corporate Sponsor?

     A limited number of long term supporters of AUUG are eligible to join
     the AUUG Corporate Sponsorship Scheme.  They demonstrate their
     commitment to UNIX and Open Systems in Australia through their
     association with AUUG as Corporate Sponsors.  In return for an annual
     donation of $5,000 to AUUG's ongoing promotion of Open Systems,
     Corporate Sponsors receive:

          complimentary unlimited access to the AUUG mailing list each year;

          prominent listing on all AUUG literature;

          public acknowledgement by AUUG;

          an attractive wall plaque for prominent display in their office.

     Corporate Sponsors also receive all the benefits and rights of an AUUG
     Institutional Member, including:

          two nominated representatives to receive full membership benefits

          a nominated representative to exercise AUUG member rights for voting

     If you would like more details about the AUUG Corporate Sponsorship
     Scheme then please contact the AUUG Business Manager or the AUUG
     President (contact details as above).


1.13 Who are the current Corporate Sponsors?

     Current members of the AUUG Corporate Sponsorship Scheme are:

          IBM Australia

          Sun Microsystems Australia

          Digital Equipment Corp. Australia


2    MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS

2.1  What do I get for my membership?

     AUUG membership provides you with

        AUUGN - AUUG's regular technical newsletter.  See details above.

        Discounted right to use AARNet for mail - see details below.

        Discounted access to Email and News services - TMX, Dial-IX and
        connect.com.au provide electronic mail and news access to all the
        major networks.  They all provide substantial discounts to AUUG
        members.  Contact the AUUG Secretariat for details.

        Reciprocal Membership Rights with International Affiliates (e.g.
        Usenix, UniForum)  - see details below.

        Discounts on products and services - AUUG has negotiated discounts at
        selected book stores and service suppliers (e.g. Prentice Hall,
        Softway).  Details are available from the AUUG Secretariat or the
        AUUG Members Handbook.

        Discounted education - AUUG members have access to technical training
        organisations like Softway at discounted rates.  Contact the AUUG
        Secretariat for details.

        AUUG Annual Conference and Exhibition - AUUG members get discounted
        registration fees to Australia's premier Open Systems Conference and
        the largest Exhibition of UNIX and Open Systems equipment in
        Australia.  See details below.

        AUUG Summer Conferences and Tutorials - AUUG members get discounted
        registration fees to local summer conferences (see below).  Tutorials
        on a wide range of UNIX and Open systems topics are often held in
        conjunction with the summer conferences.  AUUG members receive
        discounted registration fees to these tutorials.

        Local technical meetings - AUUG local chapters hold regular local
        meetings with featured speakers and /or panels on a wide range of
        topics. These meetings vary from chapter to chapter, so you should
        contact the local chapter for more details.


2.2  How do I get a discount on AARNet through AUUG?

     AARNet accepts Mail Affiliates from the general public for a minimum of
     $1000 per annum.  AUUG offers its machine-owning members (thus usually
     corporate members) the same service for $250 per annum.  Non-members can
     still profit from the AUUG deal but pay $600 per annum.  As AUUG
     corporate membership costs $350 per annum, you can see why we have only
     one or two non-members involved.

     The Mail Affiliate service provides low volume users the right to use
     AARNet to carry mail traffic.  This service gives you registration of
     your host/domain addresses in the Internet nameserver tables.  It does
     NOT provide or cover the cost of any kind of connection to the Internet
     or any other host. In other words, you approach AUUG after you are
     connected to get the rights to transport your mail traffic across
     AARNet.  This will provide you with an MX record which gets your name
     "switched on" in the Internet world.  If you would like a registration
     form, please contact the AUUG Secretariat (see contact details above).

     To get help you get connected AUUG conducts a survey which assists
     people requiring network connections to find people who are willing to
     accept new connections.  Contact the AUUG Secretariat for details.


2.3  What do the reciprocal membership rights give me?

     AUUG is affiliated with Usenix, UniForum, X/Open, and EurOpen.  These
     organisations provide AUUG members with access to some of their member
     benefits.  In general this provides AUUG members with member prices on
     publications and member discounts at events.  The exact details will
     vary with the organisation, consult the AUUG member handbook for
     details.


3    EVENTS

3.1  What is the AUUG National Conference and Exhibition?

     AUUG runs a national annual conference and exhibition referred to as
     AUUGxx (where xx is the year) around September each year.  The venue
     rotates between Sydney and Melbourne.  AUUG93, held at the Sydney
     Exhibition and Convention Centre, Darling Harbour, over 600 delegates to
     the conference and over 2000 visitors to the exhibition.

     The conference is Australia's premier event on UNIX and Open Systems.
     It runs for 3 days and features many overseas invited speakers as well
     as speakers from around Australia.  On the day before the conference
     there are tutorials given by recognised national and international
     experts. The tutorials cover a wide range of subjects and are targeted
     at both novice users and experienced users wishing to get detailed
     information in a specialist subject area.

     The exhibition features the largest collection of UNIX and Open Systems
     hardware and software in Australia.  All major vendors of UNIX equipment
     are present at the exhibition with their latest hardware and software.


3.2  When is the next conference and exhibition?

     Dates and location of the next conference and exhibition are always
     listed in AUUGN under General Information.   The next conference and
     exhibition, AUUG95, with the theme of "The Internet Means Business" will
     be held at the Sydney Convention and Exhibition Centre, Darling Harbour,
     on 19-21 September 1995.


3.3  What are Summer Conferences?

     To complement the National Conference a series of local summer
     conferences are held in Feb-Apr each year.  These conferences feature
     local and national speakers on a range of subjects and are held in each
     local region.  For details of the next summer conference in your region
     get in touch with your regional contact (see below).


3.4  Who organises events in my region?

     AUUG local region activities are organised by members in a local
     chapter.  These activities are typically:

        local technical meetings and seminars


        an annual summer conference
        local newsletter
        technical library
        access to electronic networks

     AUUG regional contacts are listed in the AUUG contacts list at the end
     of this FAQ.

     If there is no regional contact listed for your region or you would like
     to organise events in your region please contact a member of the
     management committee.

     The committees of all chapters may be contacted through the mailing list
     [e-mail]


4    HISTORY

4.1  What does AUUG stand for?

     AUUG was originally formed as the "Australian Unix-systems Users Group",
     hence the abbreviation "AUUG".   Officially AUUG is now known as "AUUG
     Inc.".  The group is formally incorporated in the state of Victoria as
     "AUUG Inc."  (registered number A0016636N).


4.2  How did AUUG get started?

     AUUG was founded in 1974 by Professor John Lions from the University of
     New South Wales.  It began life as an informal gathering of computer
     people interested in the "new" operating system UNIX developed by AT&T
     Bell Labs.  By 1984 the interest had gathered enough momentum that it
     reached across Australia.

     AUUG adopted a constitution on 27th of August 1984 and was formally
     incorporated on the 26th of August 1988.


(*) UNIX is a registered trademark of UNIX System Laboratories Inc.


Membership Form:

                    AUUG Inc.

         Application for Ordinary, or Student Membership


To apply for membership of the AUUG, complete this form, and return it with
payment in Australian Dollars, or credit card authorisation, to:

  AUUG Membership Secretary        o Please don't send purchase orders --
  PO Box 366                perhaps    your    purchasing  department
  Kensington NSW 2033            will  consider    this  form  to    be  an
  Australia                invoice.
                    o  Foreign  applicants    please    send a
  Tel: [phone]            bank  draft  drawn  on    an  Australian
  FAX: [phone]            bank,  or  credit  card authorisation,
                    and remember to select either  surface
                    or air mail.

          This form is valid only until 30th June 1995

I, .................................................... do hereby apply for

 |__|  Renewal/New*    Membership of the AUUG        $90.00
 |__|  Renewal/New*    Student Membership        $25.00 (a)
 |__|  International Surface Mail            $20.00
 |__|  International Air Mail                 $60.00 (b)
 |__|  Uniforum Affiliate Membership            $20.00
           Total remitted                      AUD$________
                          (cheque, money order, credit card)
* Delete one.
(a) Note certification required below.
(b) Note local zone rate available.

I  agree  that  this membership will be subject to the rules and by-laws of
the AUUG as in force from time to time, and that this membership  will  run
for 12 consecutive months and becomes renewable on the following January or
July, as appropriate.

              Date: ________     Signed: ____________________

  __ Tick here if you wish your name & address withheld from mailing lists
        made available to vendors.

______________________________________________________________________________
For our mailing database - please type or print clearly:

   Name: ..............................    Phone: .................... (bh)
Address: ..............................        .................... (ah)
     .............................. Net Address: ....................
     ..............................
     .............................. Write ``Unchanged'' if details have not
     .............................. altered and this is a renewal.

You can  participate in the  activities of a  local chapter.  Part  of your  fee
will  be  given  to  the  chapter to  support  those  actiities.   By  default a
regional  chapter will  be  selected  for you.   If you  would rather  nominate
a chapter, please specify here ................. (indicate NONE for no chapter).

______________________________________________________________________________
Please charge $_____ to my    |__|  Bankcard    |__|  Visa   |__|  Mastercard.
Account number: __ __ __ __    __ __ __ __   __ __ __ __   __ __ __ __ .
Expiry date: __ __ /__ __ .

Name on card: ____________________________________Signed: _________________
______________________________________________________________________________
Office use only:
Chq: bank _________ bsb _____-_____ a/c ________________ # _________________
~Date: ________   $    CC type ___ V# ____________
Who: ______________             Member# __________

        Student Member Certification
    (to be completed by a member of the academic staff)

I, ................................................................ certify

that ............................................................... (name)

is a full time student at ................................... (institution)

and is expected to graduate approximately ___________.


    Title: _______________________________    Signature: _________________


            AUUG CONTACT LIST

Version: $Id: contact,v 1.17 1995/02/24 13:50:39 pjw Exp $

    AUUG Inc.                ACN A00 166 36N
    PO Box 366
    Kensington NSW 2033
    Phone:        [phone]
    Free Call: 1-800 625 655
    FAX:          [phone]
    Email: [e-mail]

GENERAL EMAIL CONTACTS

    Email:    [e-mail]     Secretary, Secretariat, Business Mgr
        [e-mail]     Management Committee, Business Mgr,
                    Returning Officer, Public Officer
        [e-mail]     Newsletter Editor
           [e-mail]   Chapter Contacts
        [e-mail]     Management Committee
        [e-mail]     Secretariat, Business Mgr


AUUG MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE

President: Phil McCrea        Vice-President:    Glenn Huxtable
       CSIRO Div of Info Tech        Functional Software
       Building E6B                PO Box 192
       Macquarie Uni NSW 2113        Leederville WA 6903
       Tel B: [phone]            Tel B: [phone]
       Tel P: [phone]            Tel P: [phone]
       FAX:   [phone]            FAX:   [phone]
       Email: [e-mail]        Email: [e-mail]


Secretary: Peter Wishart         Treasurer:    Frank Crawford
       GEC Marconi Systems            ANSTO Computing Centre
       PO Box 4806                Private Mail Bag 1
       Kingston ACT 2604            Menai NSW 2234
       Tel B: [phone]            Tel B: [phone]
       Tel P: [phone]            Tel P: [phone]
       FAX:   [phone]            FAX:   [phone]
       Email: [e-mail]    Email: [e-mail]

Committee: Chris Maltby                Lucy Chubb
       Softway                 Softway
       PO Box 305                PO Box 305
       Strawberry Hills NSW 2021         Strawberry Hills NSW 2021
       Tel B: [phone]            Tel B: [phone]
       Tel P: [phone]            Tel P: n/a
       FAX:   [phone]            FAX:   [phone]
       Email: [e-mail]        Email: [e-mail]

       Michael Paddon            Stephen Boucher
       Kodak Australasia            MTIA
       173 Elizabeth St            509 St Kilda Road
       Coburg VIC 3058            Melbourne VIC 3004
       Tel B: [phone]            Tel B: [phone]
       Tel P: [phone]            Tel P: [phone]
       FAX:   [phone]            FAX:   [phone]
       Email: [e-mail]        Email: [e-mail]

       Rick Stevenson
       Stallion Technologies
       56 Sylvan Road
       Towoong QLD 4066
       Tel B: [phone]
       Tel P: [phone]
       FAX:   [phone]
       Email: [e-mail]

Returning  David Purdue            Asst:    vacant
Officer:   Knowledge Distributed Systems
       Level 4, 153 Walker Street
       North Sydney NSW 2060
       Tel B: [phone]
       Tel P: [phone]
       FAX:   [phone]
       Email: [e-mail]

Business   Catrina Dwyer        Secret-    Wael Foda
Manager:   AUUG Inc.            ariat:    ACMS
       Level 4, 90 Mount Street             70 Glenmore Road
       North Sydney NSW 2060             Paddington NSW 2021
       Tel B: [phone]            Tel B: [phone]
       Tel P: [phone]            Tel P: [phone]
       FAX:   [phone]            FAX:   [phone]
       Email: [e-mail]    Email: [e-mail]

AUUGN       Phil Anderson         AUUG       Adrian Booth
Editor:       OzWare Developments        Historian: Arena Technology
       1/214 Bay Street               7 Glenrowan Place
       Brighton VIC 3186                  Willetton WA 6155
       Tel B: [phone]               Tel B: [phone]
       Tel P: n/a                         Tel P: [phone]
       FAX:   [phone]            FAX:   [phone]
       Email: [e-mail]           Email: [e-mail]


    AUUG95 Program Committee

    Email: [e-mail]

Chair:      vacant


SA CHAPTER

President:  Michael Wagner        Treasurer: Alastair Dick
            System Services               Telcom Australia
        6th Floor, 32 Grenfell Street       30 Pirie Street
        Adelaide SA 5000               Adelaide SA 5000
            Tel B: [phone]           Tel B: [phone]
            FAX:   [phone]           FAX:   [phone]
            Email:  [e-mail]            Email: [e-mail]

Secretary:  Kathy Jones
            Systems Services
            32 Grenfell Street
        Adelaide SA 5000
            Tel B: [phone]
        FAX:   [phone]
            Email: [e-mail]

Committee:  Bob Korbel, Rodger Chan, Richard Keech.


QLD CHAPTER

    Email: [e-mail]

Chairman:   Tim Butterfield        Treasurer: Michael Henning
        C&T Computing               CiTR
        Unit 2-4, 240 Vulture St.           Uni of Queensland
        South Brisbane, Q. 4101           QLD 4072
        Tel B: [phone]               Tel B: [phone]
        FAX:   [phone]               FAX:   [phone]
        <no email>                   Email: [e-mail]

Secretary:  David Hughes
        Information Technology Services
        Bond University
        Gold Coast QLD 4229
            Tel B: (075) 95 1450
            FAX:   [phone]
            Email: [e-mail]

Committee:  Sean Appleby, Greg Birnie, Susan Graham, Stuart Remphrey,
        Paul Riethmuller, Rick Stevenson, Mark White

ACT CHAPTER
    AUUG, ACT CHAPTER
    GPO Box 2692
    Canberra ACT 2601
    Email: [e-mail]

President:  Merik Karman        Treasurer: David Baldwin
                               Faculties Computer Unit
                               Australian National Uni.
        ??                       Canberra ACT 0200
        Tel B: [phone]           Tel B: [phone]
        FAX:   (06) ??               FAX:   [phone]
        Email: [e-mail]      Email: [e-mail]
Secretary:  John Barlow
        Centre for Info Science Research
        Australian National Uni.
        Canberra ACT 0200
            Tel B: [phone]
            FAX:   [phone]
            Email: [e-mail]

Committee: Francois Debaecker, Jeremy Bishop, John Wright,
       Peter Davie, Hugh Blemings, Alan Scott.

NT CHAPTER

President:  Phil Maker            Treasurer: Richard Tokarczyk
            Tel B: (089) 46 6666           Tel B: ??
            FAX:   [phone]           FAX:   ??
            Email: [e-mail]           Email: [e-mail]

Secretary:  Bernie Dowd
        5 Leung Court
        Millner NT 0801
            Tel B: (089) 82 9243
            FAX:   ??
            Email: [e-mail]

Committee:  n/a.

VIC CHAPTER
        AUUG, Victorian Chapter
        Box 14507
        Melbourne City Mail Centre
        Melbourne VIC 3000
        Email: [e-mail]

President:  Enno Davids            Treasurer: Neil Murray
        ERG                       Webster Computer Corp.
                           11 Glenvale Crescent
                           Mulgrave VIC 3179
        Tel B: [phone]           Tel B: [phone]
        FAX:   [phone]           FAX:   [phone]
        Email: [e-mail]           Email: [e-mail]

Secretary:  David Taylor
            Tel B: [phone]
            FAX:   n/a
            Email: [e-mail]

Past-
President: Stephen Prince
Committee: Arnold Pears, Peter Lazarus.
Programme-
Chair:       Michael Paddon

WA CHAPTER (WAUG)

    WAUG
        Box E251 GPO
        Perth WA 6001
    Email: [e-mail]

President:  Adrian Booth        Treasurer: Patrick Ko
        Arena Technology               Aust. Technology Resources
        7 Glenrowan Place                Level 4 Capital Centre
        Willetton WA 6155                256 St George's Tce
                           Perth WA 6000
            Tel B: [phone]           Tel B: [phone]
            FAX:   [phone]           FAX:   [phone]
            Email: [e-mail]           Email: [e-mail]

Secretary:  Major
        Email: [e-mail]

Committee:  Mark Baker (meeting organiser), Janet Jackson (newsletter),
        Glenn Huxtable, Luigi Cantoni, Don Griffiths, Tom Hallam,
        Russell Hampton.

NSW CHAPTER

    Email: [e-mail]

President:  Julian Dryden           Sec/Treas: Brenda Parsons
        CSIRO Div. Wool Technology          Open Systems Consulting
            Tel B: [phone]          Tel B: 018 647 259
            FAX:   [phone]          FAX:   [phone]
            Email: [e-mail]            Email: [e-mail]

Committee:  Peter Chubb, David Purdue.

Tasmania Representative
        Steven Bittinger
        User Services Mgr, IT Services
        University of Tasmania
        GPO Box 252C
        Hobart TAS 7001
            Tel B: (002) 20 7406
            FAX:   [phone]
            Email: [e-mail]