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Which top channel partners hit Melbourne's CRN Pipeline party?

[Photos] Hawaii comes to St Kilda.

By Tony Yoo on Apr 15 2016, 7:15AM

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Jasco Consulting's Jason McClintock with CRN's Steven Kiernan

Steve Comerford (Trident), Mario Greco (Computergate Australia) and Phil Goldie (Microsoft)

Dean Calvert (Calvert Technologies) and Jenny Luu (Myriad IT)

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Harley Tempest (Vocus), Michael Pratt (Dell), Mert Mustafa (Telstra), Irene Nikolakopoulos (Dell) and Adele Lamb (Dell)

Huawei's Anthony Ling and Logi-Tech's Peter Moore

Kathryn Hudson (Intel), Harry Boyadjian (Intel), Darren McNally (CRN) and Glen Boatwright (Intel)

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BlueApache's James Hendry and Chris Marshall on either side of CRN's Steven Kiernan

Kevin Van Gils (CA Technologies), Chris Munro (Kiandra IT), Nathan Steiner (Veeam) and Rebecca Wallace (CRN)

Lizelle Hughes (AWS) and Evan Papantoniou (Bizquip Solutions)

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VMware's Nicole Cadet and Nathan Steiner

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Taline Haroyan (CRN), Simran Kaur (Webroot) and Chris Cruikshank (CRN)

CA Technologies' Robert Watson and Susan Rudolph

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Intel's Harry Boyadjian and Glen Boatwright

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