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read more2011 ANZIAs recognise local Internet heroes
Stephen Withers
Monday, 17 October 2011 21:05
Thirteen organisations in the public and private sectors have been recognised in this year's ANZIA awards.
The ANZIAs were judged in each of six categories: information, diversity, IPv6, security and privacy, Internet access and digital skills, and innovation. In addition to the winners, a nominee was highly commended in five of the six categories. The exception was the Innovation category, where there was no outright winner but three organisations were highly commended.
Information
Winner: Australian Lions Drug Awareness Foundation 'Tune In Not Out'
Highly Commended: The Courier newspaper - Ballarat
Diversity
Winner: Australian Indigenous HealthInfoNet
Highly Commended: Victoria University of Wellington, Deaf Studies Research Unit
IPv6
Winner: DTS Ltd
Highly Commended: Internode
Security and Privacy
Winner: Telstra
Highly Commended: Aura RedEye Security
Internet Access and Digital Skills
Winner: Cisco Academy for the Vision Impaired
Highly Commended: Infoxchange
Innovation
Highly Commended: NZ Department of Internal Affairs; Beek; PaperKut Paperless Receipts
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