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DRIGP Recipients No August 2016 DRIGP Recipients No. Applicant Grant $82,440 1. AARNet Pty Ltd $83,378 2. Access Wireless & Cable Pty Ltd $294,084 3. Ace Internet Services Pty Ltd $85,200 4. Acurix Networks Pty Ltd $77,102 5. Albury Local Internet Pty Ltd $37,792 6. Allied Business Group Pty Ltd $180,000 7. Alpha Dot Net Australia Pty Ltd $69,387 8. Amaysim Australia Ltd $72,800 9. Area9 Pty Ltd Atthis Sept Pty Ltd $132,000 10. T/A Portal Technology $10,000 11. Arris Pty Ltd $265,600 12. Aussie Broadband Pty Ltd $184,000 13. Australia On Line Pty Ltd $265,600 14. Australian Broadband Services Pty Ltd $373,080 15. Australian Private Networks Pty Ltd $334,050 16. Bendigo Telco Ltd $1,042,666 17. BigAir Group Ltd Grant No. Applicant $48,000 18. Bitwave Networks Pty Ltd $32,408 19. BIZCOM (NT) Pty Ltd $81,719 20. Blast Technologies Pty Ltd $80,800 21. Blue Apache Pty Ltd $30,400 22. Blue Net Pty Ltd $133,600 23. BorderNet Internet Pty Ltd $96,320 24. Brennan Voice and Data Pty Ltd $2,201,006 25. Broadband Solutions Pty Ltd $128,510 26. BT Business Pty Ltd $190,763 27. BT Residential Pty Ltd $30,519 28. BT Trade Pty Ltd $28,318 29. BT Utilities Pty Ltd $26,000 30. C2A internet.com.au Pty Ltd $36,010 31. Call Dynamics Pty Ltd $196,800 32. Central Data Systems Pty Ltd $439,200 33. CipherTel Pty Ltd $18,800 34. Cirrus Communications Pty Ltd Clear Technology Ptd Ltd $161,600 35. T/A ITGlobal Networks $236,000 36. Cloud Comm Pty Ltd $160,000 37. Cloud Plus Pty Ltd $43,699 38. Clublinks Telecommunications Pty Ltd Colocity Pty Ltd The Trustee for Colicity $60,800 39. Trust Grant No. Applicant $840,000 40. Comscentre Pty Ltd $244,000 41. Connectivity IT Pty Ltd $88,800 42. Connektnet Pty Ltd $170,400 43. CoreDV Pty Ltd $33,200 44. Cornerstone Web Solutions Pty Ltd $180,836 45. CountryTell Management Pty Ltd $368,000 46. Curtin University of Technology $912,000 47. Datacom System Pty Ltd $94,080 48. Datamart Pty Ltd $34,960 49. DNG Technology Pty Ltd $24,000 50. Dreamtilt Pty Ltd $46,560 51. DuxTel Pty Ltd $404,000 52. Easyweb Digital Pty Ltd $28,800 53. Ecopost Pty Ltd $10,000 54. Enable Technology Pty Ltd $60,000 55. Ergon Energy Corporation Limited $1,803,778 56. Exetel Pty Ltd $276,994 57. Fiber Vision Networks Pty Ltd $169,376 58. FireNet Pty Ltd $153,736 59. First Focus IT Pty Ltd $10,712 60. First Link Pty Ltd $22,400 61. Fonika Pty Ltd $301,730 62. Frontier Networks Pty Ltd $27,760 63. Fusion Broadband Pty Ltd Grant No. Applicant $204,400 64. GCOMM Pty Ltd $125,600 65. GNET Communications Pty Ltd $91,002 66. GoHosting Pty Ltd $150,400 67. GOPC Pty Ltd $10,000 68. Graham C Maltby and Klaus D Boehme $719,686 69. Griffith University $814,581 70. IINET Limited $353,600 71. Inabox Group Limited $101,200 72. Infinite Networks Pty Ltd $53,360 73. Infrastructure Logic Pty Ltd Interactive Gateway Australia Pty Ltd $311,200 74. T/A Marciano Investments Trust $290,428 75. IP Voice & Data Pty Ltd $116,000 76. IPSTAR Australia Pty Ltd $133,600 77. iseek Communications Pty Ltd $28,400 78. ISP Networks Pty Ltd $45,026 79. Jettech Networks Pty Ltd Kallistrate Ptd Ltd $18,000 80. T/A SpeedWeb Wireless Internet $131,169 81. Lebara Australia Pty Ltd $125,600 82. M.D.G. IT Pty Ltd $1,618,436 83. M2 Group Ltd $442,519 84. Macquarie Telecom Pty Ltd No. Applicant Grant McCullagh Family Trust $68,104 85. T/A HaleNET $1,264,800 86. Message4U Pty Ltd $48,560 87. Micron 21 Data Centre Pty Ltd $14,400 88. Micron21 Telecommunications Pty Ltd MIKEIT Pty Ltd $106,400 89. T/A OpusV $3,004,000 90. MNF Group Ltd $89,731 91. Mobilizer Pty Ltd $166,833 92. MOVOX Pty Ltd $163,300 93. Myport Pty Ltd $1,067,515 94. nbn co ltd $17,169 95. Nehos Communications Pty Ltd $92,352 96. Network Synergy Corporation Pty Ltd $65,522 97. Network Technology (Aust) Pty Ltd $61,290 98. Next Generation Voice Pty Ltd $171,103 99. Norris Technology Pty Ltd $116,500 100. Northern Technology Holdings Pty Ltd $698,000 101. Novatel Telecommunications Pty Ltd NSW Electricity Network Operation Pty $168,000 102. Ltd, The Trustee for the NSW Electricity Network Operations Trust $171,600 103. Openetworks Pty Ltd $68,600 104. Oper8 Pty Ltd Grant No. Applicant $249,044 105. Origin Net Pty Ltd $252,054 106. Orion Satellite Systems Pty Ltd $165,622 107. Over the Wire Pty Ltd $82,960 108. OzISP Pty Ltd $97,804 109. PIP Total IT Solutions Pty Ltd $336,400 110. Pivotel Group Pty Ltd $38,389 111. Planet Ozi Pty Ltd $148,956 112. PON Project Services Pty Ltd $352,000 113. Professional Data Kinetics Pty Ltd $90,640 114. Puddlenet Pty Ltd $27,362 115. Quality Computer Services Pty Ltd $31,328 116. QXTN Pty Ltd $472,000 117. Radcomp Pty Ltd $316,800 118. RCOM International Pty Ltd $787,200 119. Real World Networks Pty Ltd $912,000 120. Real World Technology Solutions Pty Ltd $65,540 121. Redfox Corporation Pty Ltd $680,000 122. Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology $57,635 123. Secure Access Pty Ltd $110,400 124. Signature Connect Pty Ltd $14,763,859 125. Singtel Optus Pty Ltd $191,584 126. SIS Group Pty Ltd $308,000 127. SkyMesh Pty Ltd $500,010 128. Southern Phone Company Ltd Grant No. Applicant $105,915 129. Spectrum Networks Pty Ltd $75,314 130. SpeedCast International Ltd $71,120 131. SpeediNet Pty Ltd $126,000 132. SpinTel Pty Ltd $216,000 133. Synergy Managed Services Pty Ltd $187,920 134. Spirit Telecom (Australia) Pty Ltd $100,800 135. Syncom Services Pty Ltd $152,991 136. TasmaNet Pty Ltd The Trustee for Tas Communications Unit $76,000 137. Trust T/A Tas Communications Pty Ltd $316,962 138. Tecala Group Pty Ltd $31,200 139. Telarus Pty Ltd Telecommunications Integration Services $227,388 140. Pty Ltd T/A Comverge Networks $39,915,538 141. Telstra Corporation Ltd $173,600 142. The Missing Link Integration Pty Ltd The Trustee for Clear Network Trust $497,685 143. T/A Clear Networks Pty Ltd The Trustee for Comvergence Unit Trust $78,160 144. T/A Comvergence Pty Ltd The Trustee for Robert Gratwick Family $26,658 145. Trust T/A Stockyard Telecommunications Company The Trustee for Sonic Technology Unit Trust $71,600 146. T/A Sonic Technology Pty Ltd Grant No. Applicant The Trustee for the Fong Trust $90,800 147. T/A Lateral Plains Pty Ltd The Trustee for the K & R Harm $89,120 148. Management Services Trust T/A Managed Solutions The Trustee for the Michael Parnell Family Trust, Michael Parnell Pty Ltd $65,249 149. T/A Shoalhaven Internet The Trustee for the L & B Cornwell Trusty $73,600 150. T/A Advatel Wireless The Trustee for the McKibbin Family Trust $160,000 151. T/A DCS Internet Pty Ltd The Trustee for the Richardson Family Trust $35,072 152. T/A Secure Tas & Tas PC Technologies $1,032,000 153. The Summit Group (Australia) Pty Ltd The Trustee for the RO Family Trust (RO Computer Services Pty Ltd) $104,418 154. T/A Netro Pty Ltd The Trustee for the Tembo Trust $37,600 155. T/A Hostaway Pty Ltd The Trustee for Vibe Unit Trust $364,000 156. T/A Vibe Group Pty Ltd The Trustee for VoIPLine Telecom Unit Trust $39,520 157. T/A VoIPLine Telecom Pty Ltd $51,200 158. Tomi Broadband Pty Ltd Grant No. Applicant $1,410,960 159. TPG Internet Pty Ltd $79,210 160. TRUECOM Pty Ltd $81,260 161. Unifier2 Pty Ltd $177,200 162. Uniscope Communications Pty Ltd $165,701 163. Uniti Wireless Pty Ltd $323,144 164. University Of Canberra $576,000 165. University Of Queensland $12,000 166. University Of Tasmania $29,600 167. URL Networks Pty Ltd $51,954 168. Vaya Pty Ltd $169,600 169. Vertical Telecoms Pty Ltd $360,000 170. Victoria University $1,825,600 171. Vocus Fibre Pty Ltd $28,848,519 172. Vodafone Hutchison Australia Pty Ltd $221,666 173. VostroNet Enterprises Pty Ltd $99,200 174. W3 Networks Pty Ltd $21,600 175. Webshield Pty Ltd $25,280 176. WebTraf Pty Ltd $56,418 177. Whitebox1 Pty Ltd $34,400 178. X Integration Pty Ltd $147,008 179. Yourfibre Pty Ltd $139,504 180. 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