Sport and the Canberra Lobby for the book Sport : money, morality and the media. In 2014, he was appointed adjunct professor of sport at the University of Canberra and will be involved in the new Master of High Performance Sport course. Australian Sport Commission Hartung was appointed a member of the Interim Committee of the Australian Sports Commission (ASC) established by Minister for Sport, John Brown in early 1983. In 1984, he was appointed general manager of the Australian Sports Commission, a position which he held until 1988. During his period as general manager, the ASC developed programs in sport participation including Aussie Sport and high performance support for athletes. From 1991 to 1996, he was an Australian Sports Commission Commissioner. In August 2006, he was appointed to the Board of the Australian Sports Commission and in November 2008 was appointed chairman, a position which he held until his resignation on 4 April 2010. He resigned due to increased International Paralympic Committee commitments. Minister for Sport, Kate Ellis paid tribute by stating "Mr Hartung is a leader in national and international sports administration and we're fortunate to have benefitted from his talents over many years. Mr Hartung's dedication to sport, and particular achievement in promoting elite sport for those with a disability, has contributed to a well-run and inclusive sporting environment in Australia". Whilst on the Board, he was Chairman of the Australian Sports Foundation. Confederation of Australian Sport From 1989 to 1995, Hartung was President of the Confederation of Australian Sport, a peak sport body with the objective of providing a united voice in negotiations with government and stakeholders. As President, he argued that all minor sports deserved support due to the Australian Sports Commission's mandate of sport being for all Australians. He was made a life member of the Confederation. Australian Paralympic Committee Hartung provided strategic advice to Australian Paralympic Federation in its bid to host the 2000 Paralympic Games in Sydney. Hartung was President of the Australian Paralympic Committee from 1997 to 2013 Hartung served as the President of the South Pacific Paralympic Committee. He also established the Oceania Paralympic Committee, and served as the Deputy President of the Sydney 2000 Paralympic Games Organizing Committee. Peter Dutton, Minister for Sport made the following comments about Hartung after his resignation as APC President. Greg has made a significant contribution to the national and international Paralympic movement and