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Tasmanian Club Showcased in ARRL QST for Leading Amateur Radio Community Engagement
06/
08/
2026
The Radio and Electronics Association of Southern Tasmania (REAST) has received international recognition, with its innovative approach to promoting amateur radio featured in the August 2026 edition of the ARRL's QST magazine, one of the world's most respected amateur radio publications.
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Where Australian Communications Changed Forever – The Alice Springs Telegraph Station
05/
08/
2026
Long before radio, satellites and the internet, there was Morse code and this is preserved in a great museum in Central Australia at Alice Springs.
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Australian Radio Amateurs Invited to Help Sound the Ionosphere During the 2028 Total Solar Eclipse
04/
08/
2026
The Wireless Institute of Australia has received an early approach from the international Ham Radio Science Citizen Investigation, better known as HamSCI, about developing a major amateur radio ionospheric research experiment during the 22 July 2028 total solar eclipse.
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Who Really Invented Radio? Find Out in the August RAOTC Bulletin
03/
08/
2026
The Radio Amateurs Old Timers Club of Australia (RAOTC) invites all radio amateurs and anyone with an interest in the history of wireless to tune in for its August monthly bulletin, which will be broadcast on the first Monday of the month across the Club's extensive network of HF and other transmission modes.
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Tasmanian Students Set for Second Chance to Speak with the International Space Station
02/
08/
2026
Students from Geneva Christian College at Latrobe, Tasmania, will have the opportunity to speak directly with ESA astronaut Sophie Adenot, KJ5LTN aboard the International Space Station (ISS) when they participate in an ARISS (Amateur Radio on the International Space Station) contact on Monday 3 August.
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August Brings Two Great Australian Amateur Radio Contests
01/
08/
2026
two very different opportunities to get on air, test their operating skills and contribute to the amateur radio community. The WIA Remembrance Day Contest will be held over 15 and 16 August 2026, followed by the 46th ALARA Contest on 29 and 30 August 2026.
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