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VK National News 13Sep26
Weekly news from the WIA:
MP3 edition of news available at: http://www.wia-files.com/podcast/wianews-2026-09-13.mp3
Text edition:
2026 SEPTEMBER 13 WIA NATIONAL NEWS BROADCAST ON VK1WIA
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THE BEST NEWS YOU'LL GET ALL WEEK
THIS LINK IS A VIDEO VERSION OF NEWS COMPILED BY VK5BD BEVAN
tinyurl.com/WIA-News-Videos
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IN WIA NATIONAL NEWS THIS WEEK:-
WRTC 2026 THE FALLOUT CONTINUES. -
International Amateur Radio Union Region 3 Executive Committee meets. -
Alan VK4SN with a Remembrance Day contest report. -
DID YOU WORK II 4 KEMP during August? -
AND MAKING IT EASY, the Real Time QSO Map is back with new features ready for testing.
BUT WAIT - THERE'S MUCH MUCH MORE IN THIS EDITION OF NEWS FROM THE
WIRELESS INSTITUTE OF AUSTRALIA AND IT'S FOR WEEK COMMENCING
SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 13 2026
I'M EDITOR GRAHAM VK4BB
AUSTRALIANA
VISION IMPAIRED
Square Eyes hit the Australian public 16th September 1956.
However, Chanel 9 was NOT the first on-air with electronic broadcasting
of television - it was a hoard of hams in Melbourne and Brisbane that beat the barons of broadcasting.
The story is told - in detail - in Amateur Radio magazine, issues two and three in 2022.
The two-article series, titled "Unsung pioneers of TV technology in Australia " tells how Melbourne mother Phyl Moncur became the first face broadcast on television in Australia. Phyl was married to Len Moncur VK3LM, who home-brewed a TV transmitter and had played with what was known then as Cathode Ray Television.
Phyl and Len were the parents of well-known Hobart ham, Rex Moncur VK7MO.
It is rumoured that 'young' Rex kept his father's homebrew vidicon camera and oscilloscope display, for the sake of posterity. Could one hope, then, to see photos of this generational gear in an upcoming issue of Amateur Radio magazine?
In VK4 TV came in 1929. 4CM was experimenting, then 6th May 1934, they gave a demonstration to Federal and State politicians and then granted the FIRST TV licence for Australia.
1935 when Tom Elliott VK4CM broadcast TV signals on 136 meters ((around 2.2MHz)) from the 'old windmill' up on Brisbane's Wickham Terrace. Transmitted in this case were first pictures, Mickey Mouse then the smiling face of then film star Janet Gaynor.
Subsequent Television transmissions were received up on the Darling Downs (144kms) and indistinctly but observed in Melbourne
Sydney in 1933 was experimenting, the Waverly Amateur Radio Club, 2BV televised from North Bondi to Waverly, Adelaide's 5DN had an application for a television licence rejected in 1929 and sadly, in Melbourne Ross Hull died in 1938, by electrocution off his experimental television equipment.
Again check out Amateur Radio magazine, issues two and three from 2022
Alan Shawsmith, VK4Sugar Sugars Halcyon Days and an excellent publication, by Bruce Carty MBA called "ON THE AIR - AUSTRALIAN RADIO HISTORY
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INTERNATIONAL NEWS is with thanks to Amateur Radio Daily, ARRL,
DX-WORLD, eHam, Hackaday, IARU, IRTS, iTnews, NEWSLINE, NZART, RAC,
Radioworld.com, RSGB, SARL and the World Wide sources of WIA.
WRTC 2026 - THE FALLOUT CONTINUES.
In an unprecedented move for the World Radiosport Team Championship, the judges of the prestigious event have overturned this year's results.
The judges said that they discovered that fraudulent means, including use of pirate stations, were used to boost some scores - including those of the winning team.
Organizers said they were making the announcement "with sadness and disappointment." They added that: "WRTC has strived to be a competition where the outcome is based on the competitors performance, and is not a function of offsite helpers assisting their competitor friends."
Furthermore, reviewing logs for the WRTC-2023 held in Italy, the WRTC organizers detected the same fraud scheme and raised the possibility that the Bologna event would be rescored too.
A detailed rescoring report, the new results and disqualifications can be
found on wrtc2026.org/
As previously reported:-
The International Amateur Radio Union Region 3 Executive Committee has concluded its 2026 annual meeting in Tokyo, setting priorities for amateur radio across the Asia-Pacific region.
The meeting addressed spectrum protection, preparations for WRC-27,
band planning, interference, emergency communications, youth development and greater cooperation between IARU Member Societies. Importantly for Australian amateurs, Oscar Reyes VK3TX is a member of the IARU Region 3 Executive Committee, ensuring an Australian voice is directly involved in these regional discussions.
Spectrum featured prominently. The Executive Committee approved a revised interim Region 3 40-metre Band Plan, following approximately five months of consultation, while also considering VHF and above band planning, beacon coordination and spectrum monitoring. EMC issues included HF interference from power-line communications, emissions from large LED displays and possible interference and harmonics from wireless power-transfer systems. T
Youth engagement, training and preparations for a 2027 Region 3 YOTA Camp and Region 3 Conference in Bali were also discussed, along with upcoming ARDF championships. For the WIA, Australia's representation through Oscar VK3TX provides an important connection between Australian amateur radio and the wider regional and international processes that influence our spectrum, operating environment and future development.
tinyurl.com/mty6yz92
50 MHz: nothing has changed except a tenfold increase in fines.
Some citizens, in the Russian Federation, thoughtlessly or deliberately, spread misinformation about the allocation of a radio frequency band near 50 MHz to radio amateurs, while referring to the Decree of the Government of the Russian Federation called "On Approval of the Table of Distribution of Radio Frequency Bands between Radio Services of the Russian Federation".
The Union of Amateur Radio of Russia informs that the appearance in this table of reference for the amateur service requires further determination of the procedure for the use of the radio frequency band 50080-50280 kHz.
The only change adopted recently and related to the issue under consideration was a tenfold increase in the amount of the fine for individuals for violations in the field of the use of radio frequencies.
(see the relevant article of the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation dated 30.12.2001 No. 195-FZ).
The AM Radio for Every Vehicle Act is headed for a standalone vote in the House the week of Sept. 14, House Majority Leader Steve Scalise announced.
Scalise said the legislation had previously been attached to another must-pass bill, but that legislative vehicle subsequently ran into problems. Rather than allow the AM radio legislation to remain stalled, Scalise said he decided to bring it directly to the House floor.
The announcement drew an immediate response from the National Association of Broadcasters. NAB President and CEO Curtis LeGeyt said broadcasters applaud Scalise's decision to bring the bill forward for a standalone vote, calling it an important step for legislation that has earned overwhelming bipartisan support in Congress and across the country.
The AM Radio for Every Vehicle Act would require AM radio capability to remain available in new vehicles, even as automakers introduce newer entertainment and communications technologies.
For Scalise, the public-safety argument is personal. The Louisiana Republican recalled his experience during Hurricane Katrina, when New Orleans and surrounding areas experienced widespread destruction and prolonged power outages.
Vocus is dealing with a break on its Australia Singapore Cable (ASC) system that runs between Perth and Singapore, weeks after the second major cable on the route experienced a shunt fault.
The problems with ASC began Friday week and were traced to a cable break between Anyer, which sits about 80km west of Jakarta, and Singapore, in Indonesian waters.
Internet traffic has been rerouted via alternate paths, with network engineers on Reddit reporting traffic shifting to Australian east coast cables and then through Japan or the United States.
SPREADING AS FAST AS COVID 19 - MESHTASTIC DEVICES.
Radio Spectrum Management New Zealand has issued a reminder regarding LoRaWAN compliance with General User Radio Licence (GURL) conditions.
LoRaWAN (Long Range Wide Area Network) is a low-power wireless technology widely used by battery-powered sensors that transmit small amounts of data at low data rates. These characteristics enable high receiver sensitivity allowing for communications over considerable distances while using very low transmit power, making the technology well suited to frequency bands covered by the Short Range Devices (SRD) GURL.
All LoRaWAN transmissions operating under a GURL must comply with the applicable GURL conditions for both data transmissions and device activation (join) transmissions. For devices using the European 868 MHz band plan, join requests typically occur on 868.1, 868.3 and 868.5 MHz. To comply with the New Zealand SRD GURL, transmissions on these specific frequencies must not exceed the permitted EIRP limit of 3 dBm (-27 dBW).
Devices operating in the 915928 MHz band must also comply with the relevant SRD GURL requirements, including Special Condition 23.
All conditions included in GURLs are prescribed to protect other licensed radio services from harmful interference. It is essential for the long-term sustainability of the radio spectrum that these conditions are complied with.
Before this equipment is supplied in New Zealand, suppliers must ensure it bears the required R-NZ radio label and that a completed Supplier Declaration of Conformity is in place.
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NOW CONTEST WISE:- 2026
WIA contest page :- wia.org.au/members/contests/about/
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AUGUST 15-16 RD CONTEST
Hi. This is Alan VK4SN with the Remembrance Day contest report.
A total of 190 logs were submitted, 4 more than last year and we had approximately 846 unique stations on air over the weekend.
No records were broken this year, but conditions were not helping that's for sure.
Congratulations are extended to the following winners:
State Winner = VK7
SOPH VK7OO
SOCW VK2IG
SOMX VK4M
SOPH QRP VK3IRE
SOCW QRP VK3ACU
SOMX QRP VK7WW
M1 VK4BA Brisbane ARC
M2 VL4R with VK4DI and VK4ZD
The Only Rookie entry was VK3CRA from the SOPH section
In the second year of acknowledging Youth participation, it's excellent to see 9 youth entries. Izaac, VK4IKZ took out first place with 393 points from the SOPH section. First place for SO QRP was Harry, VK2UNL and from the SOMX QPR was VK6KN. A multi operator youth entry this year was from VK2OCC winning the Youth award in this sub-category. This group of young people were from the 237TH Army Cadet Unit in the Southern Highlands.
A special mention and thanks go to Pete Cherry VK2LP and Bob Pitman VK4DA for involving the cadet unit as well as Pete and the Cadets producing the Remembrance Day speech for this year.
Certificates for 1st, 2nd and 3rd placings will be sent from the WIA and should be received in the coming week.
Available on the RD contest page is a PDF of certificates and this years full report. vklogchecker dot com also has all the winners along with graphs of run rates and scoring, soapbox comments and other statistics
including mapping to see who was where.
Many thanks to everyone for your input, your logs and contributions to make this another successful contest.
best 73
Alan
VK4SN
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SEPTEMBER 12 - 13 SEANET CONTEST and
WORKED ALL EUROPE DX CONTEST
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SEPTEMBER 19-20 VHF UHF FIELD DAY
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SEPTEMBER 26 27 CQ WW RTTY competition
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OCTOBER 3-4 OCEANA SSB CONTEST AND OCEANA CW CONTEST is OCTOBER 10 - 11
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OCTOBER 24-25 CQWW SSB
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NOVEMBER 28-29 CQWW CW CONTEST
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DECEMBER 1-31 VK YOTA contest.
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DECEMBER 4-6 ARRL 160 METER CONTEST.
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DECEMBER 12-13 ARRL 10 METER CONTEST
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NOW LET'S OPEN THE DX WINDOW TO THE WORLD -
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LY4A DX Reminder tells you when a station you want to work comes on the air. Enter the callsign, tick the bands and modes that interest you, and the app watches five spotting services every minute:
DXScape, DXSummit, DXHeat, PSK Reporter and Reverse Beacon.
When that callsign is reported you get a notification with the frequency, band, mode, the station that heard it and the source.
Each band and mode alerts separately, so 20m FT8 and 15m CW are two events, while fifteen receivers reporting the same appearance are one. PSK Reporter arrives over its live MQTT feed, so FT8 and FT4 stations that nobody typed into a cluster still reach you, within seconds.
Free, no advertising, no account. 13 bands from 160m to 70cm, five modes, 15 languages.
ly4a.com/
(eham)
DID YOU WORK II 4 KEMP during August?
The suffix "KEMP" in that special event amateur radio callsign, II4KEMP, honours G Kemp, a key historical figure who served as a crucial assistant and collaborator to radio pioneer Marconi.
Now I have to admit I never realised our editor, VK4BB, G or GRAHAM KEMP was that old!
No this is George Kemp.
The station is operated by the A.R.I. Fidenza Radio Club in Italy, under the patronage of the Marconi Foundation. It is part of their annual "Marconi Supporters" Award program. George Kemp became Marconi's trusted assistant and collaborator. He provided essential operational and technical support during Marconis milestone early experiments with long-distance radio transmission.
QSL ONLY DIRECT (NO BUREAU!)
Full details about QSL request are available on the official award webpage:
www.arifidenza.it
BUT - THE QSL SERVICE VIA LOTW IS ALSO ACTIVE !
(425dxnews)
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Antonio, who is in Uganda doing humanitarian work, will be active in his spare time as 5 X 3 M through to the end of December of 2027.
Antonio, 5X3M is operating on SSB and can be heard on various HF bands.
(newsline2549)
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Listen for DB 26 YLBB, marking the F I B A Women's Basketball World Cup, which is being hosted in Berlin until September the 13th.
(newsline2549)
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WW SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS --- ASTRONOMY (and Wireless Weather)
One-meter asteroid 2026 RW1 detected seven hours before entering the atmosphere.
A small asteroid, 2026 RW1, the size of a domestic washing machine, burned up over the Indian Ocean near the north-western coast of Australia. It was detected a few hours before entering the atmosphere. Such objects are far from always discovered in advance, as this case demonstrates clearly.
Orbital calculations almost immediately showed that the body would enter Earths atmosphere later that same day.
Richard Moissl, Head of ESAs Planetary Defence Office, reported that the predicted trajectory passed over the ocean, so there was no threat.
According to NASA estimates, fragments about one meter across enter the atmosphere several dozen times per year. Thirteen advance detections over eighteen years show what fraction of them are actually spotted by telescopes in time.
tinyurl.com/297antzr
(universe magazine)
WORLD WIDE SPECIAL INTEREST GROUP NEWS
SUMMITS ON THE AIR, WORLD WIDE FLORA, FAUNA PROGRAM,
PARKS ON THE AIR and other ADVENTURE GROUPS.
hema.org.uk/index.jsp
minesontheair.com/about-mota
parksontheair.com/
sota.org.uk
sotawatch.sota.org.uk/en/
facebook.com/SotaAustralia/
wwffaustralia.com/
SOTA ACTIVITY FOR SEPTEMBER
There are two good opportunities in September for SOTA activity.
On Saturday 12 September, you can look towards Europe for DX QSOs during the European SOTA Day. Then on the weekend of 19 and 20 September you can participate in the ZS SOTA Spring Activity Weekend.
NEW FOR YOU:-
3DA Eswatini Joins SOTA
Another exciting development for SOTA in Southern Africa is the addition of Eswatini (3DA) which officially became a SOTA Association on 1 August 2026, with 25 summits currently listed.
The initial number of summits has been limited by the mapping information presently available, with most of the identified summits situated around the periphery of the country.
Hopefully, with the assistance of local radio amateurs, activators and improved mapping information, SOTA 3DA will be able to expand and refine the Eswatini summit database in the future.
(sarl)
WW SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS - CW
In 2022, the U.S. Navy did something that surprised headlines worldwide:
It brought Morse code training back after a twenty-year gap.
By 2026, that decision looks less like nostalgia and more like prescient engineering. Contested electromagnetic environments, satellite dependency risks, and lessons from Ukraine's communication challenges have validated what CW operators never stopped knowing -- dots and dashes survive when everything else fails.
Military and amateur Morse communities have been converging on the same conclusion from opposite directions.
Morse code in 2026 occupies a unique position: officially obsolete by every commercial metric, actively taught by the U.S. Navy, thriving in amateur radio, and increasingly referenced in preparedness communities.
morsecoder.us/blog/morse-code-navy-2026/
(eHam)
WW SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS - IOTA
iota-world.org/
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Tony JA6CNL is active as KH 0 N from Saipan OC-086, Mariana Islands
until September 15 using the FT modes; FT8, FT4, and FT2.
QSL station KH 0 N via home call of Tony which again is JA 6 NL.
(425dxnews)
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SAMOA OC-097
Jacek will be calling CQ as 5 W 0 AF from Apia, Samoa, IOTA Number OC-097, from the 21st of September through to the 12th of October.
He will operate SSB on 80-10m.
(newsline2549)
OC REMINDERS
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CHRISTMAS ISLAND - OC-024
Ken, KH6QJ will be active again as T32AZ from Kiritimati (Christmas
Island, OC-024), East Kiribati in September and October, for the
the Worked All Europe DX Contest (12-13 September), the Oceania DX Contest (3 4 October), and maybe the Arizona QSO Party (10-11 October).
QSL via KH6QJ, direct or bureau.
(425DXNEWS)
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OC-149 SOLOMONS
Lance, W7GJ, will be on a 6-metre EME DXpedition using the callsign H44GJ from Lola Island, IOTA Number OC-149, in the Solomon Islands from the 28th of August through to the 11th of September. He will be monitoring 50.313 and using FT8 occasionally.
(newsline2545)
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Sands, VK4WXW has returned to Willis Island OC-007 and will be on
station at the Australian Bureau of Meteorology's weather monitoring facility until late October or early November.
He expects to become increasingly active as VK 9 WX in the coming weeks
SSB and FT8 on 40, 20, 15 and 10 metres.
QSL via M 0 OXO's OQRS.
(425dxnes)
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Team KH8A will be active from Pago Pago (OC-045), American Samoa from
29 October to 13 November. Plans are CW, SSB, FT8 (MSHV) and RTTY on
160-6 metres with four stations 24/7.
QSL via Club Log's OQRS, or via DL4SVA; BUT full LoTW upload will be after six months.
kh8a.mydx.de/updates.
(425dxnews)
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VK9X The Pacific Islands DXpedition Group and Youth on the Air
(YOTA) have announced the VK9XY DXpedition to Christmas Island
OC-002) running from 16 November to 4 December.
WW SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS --- RADIO AMATEUR YOUNG TIMERS - YOTA
(Youngsters On The Air)
ham-yota.com/category/yota-region-3/
facebook.com/groups/YOTAOC/
youtube.com/channel/UClAapljf0VQ751sOgu2IzaA
FOR 11-YEAR-OLD CW OP, A MILESTONE MEMBERSHIP NUMBER
What's in a number? Ask a young radio operator from upstate New York.
Congratulations to Maggie Flowers, KE2AIZ, who has been declared member number 10,000 in the Long Island CW Club. The 11-year-old New York amateur, who is a fifth generation ham, received her license at age 7 and quickly developed a fascination for CW, which she pursued. She has since become an avid CW contester and a mentor to other youngsters. She says on her page on QRZ.com: "CW is my first language."
Her recognition, published in the LICW Club's most recent newsletter, comes after the club decided that conferring this milestone member number should represent the future. The newsletter announcement states: "Member number 10,000 represents not only Maggie and what she has already accomplished, but also the future of Morse code and the importance of passing this wonderful tradition from one generation to the next."
(NewsLine 2549)
WW SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS - RADIO SCOUTING
One of amateur radio's biggest opportunities to introduce young people to radio returns from 16 to 18 October 2026, when Scouts and Guides around the world take part in Jamboree on the Air.
World Scouting describes JOTA-JOTI as the world's largest digital and radio Scout event, bringing together more than two million young people from over 170 countries each year. Through amateur radio and online activities, young people can meet their counterparts around the world while developing communications, technology, teamwork and cross-cultural skills.
The 2026 program includes amateur and broadcast radio activities, global connections, challenges, moderated online chat, group video calls and other activities designed to promote friendship and global citizenship.
(eHam0
WW SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS --- RESCUE RADIO
wicen.org.au
facebook.com/WICENNSW
x.com/wicennsw
groups.io/g/vk4-emcomms
September 13, the Sydney Triple-Zero Expo is on at Castle Hill Showground,
until 4pm. VRA Rescue NSW will be there, including WICEN, plus a whole host of other emergency services, including CREST NSW. Check out the expo web site on
000expo.com.au
I you're in the area, drop in and say hello. If WICEN is there we may have a live Winlink demo and some other radio gear that we use when we're out in the field.
I've mentioned before that WICEN NSW is a specialist support squad of VRA Rescue NSW. Other VRA specialist squads are the Aerial Operations and the Search Dogs units. At last Sunday's monthly WICEN meetup, we "let the dogs out" for an activity of our own: a simulated land search at Galston, not far from the VK2WI site at Dural.
A few volunteer domestic canines were fitted with Garmin Alpha TT-25 GPS dog tracking collars. Several members also carried GPS-enabled WICEN VHF DMR portables, Garmin InReach units, and two metre band APRS trackers. It was an opportunity to test the tracker technology as well as getting some live practice using SARTrack.
Of particular note were the Garmin devices. Previously, it had not been possible to follow these in real time on SARTrack, but thanks to some software wizardry from James VK2FWHY, now we can.
This will allow VRA Rescue's Search Dogs squad to be tracked when they are
off-leash, searching more quickly, and improving situational awareness at base during searches. Andrew VK2HCR is currently preparing a report of the simulation for the WICEN NSW committee.
Links:
Sydney 000 Expo 2026: https://www.000expo.com.au/
WICEN - Amateur Radio Communications on Facebook: facebook.com/groups/124735400158
WICEN NSW on Facebook: facebook.com/WICENNSW
WICEN NSW on X: x.com/wicennsw
VK4 WICEN EmComms: groups.io/g/vk4-emcomms
WW SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS --- SOFTWARE FOR HAMS
MAKING IT EASY
The Real Time QSO Map is back with new features ready for testing.
From the QRZ Labs the QRZ Real Time QSO Manager is an interactive live-spotting and logging web tool on QRZ that displays active ham radio operating sessions on a world map.
Think of it as an interactive electronic spotting board where operators announce they are calling CQ or listening on a specific frequency.
Active sessions appear as color-coded icons on a global map, sorted by amateur bands and operating modes.
Clicking an icon shows operator details (call sign, grid square, frequency, mode, and comments) and lets you log a QSO directly into your QRZ Logbook.
Icons are displayed at 100% brightness for fresh data and fade as time passes. Sessions automatically expire after 30 minutes unless updated or interacted with.
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IT'S A DATE
Clubs are welcome to email text with audio for this section,
nationalnews@wia.org.au
Details of all WIA affiliated clubs and societies can be found
on the WIA website, including email addresses and website links.
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VK4 - Sunshine Coasts SUNFEST 2026 25 Peachester Rd Beerwah
on Saturday September 19 (vk4vp)
VK - WIA Affiliated Clubs Presidents' Webinar 20 September. (vk7tw)
VK3 - Bendigo Amateur Radio & Electronics Club RadioFest.
Sunday 11 October, Bendigo East Hall, Lansell Street (vk3gtv)
VK - VKFF National Get Together 30th October - Sunday 1st November
Albury, New South Wales. (vk7tw)
VK7 - Tassie Ham-E-Con Radio Conference Nov 7 and 8 UTAS Sandy Bay
Campus. reast.asn.au/news-events/tassie-ham-radio-conference/
VK3 - Southern Peninsula Amateur Radio Club Giant Car Boot Sale
November 15 Dromana 3 Drive-In Theatre Nepean Hwy 10am (wiacal)
VK5 - Adelaide Amateur Radio & Electronics Car Boot Sale Dogs SA
Showground, Cromwell Road, Kil burn 10.00am. November 21. (wiacal)
VK - WIA Affiliated Clubs Presidents' Webinar 6 December (vk7tw)
The final final
Reception Reports
No we DO like to hear where in the world you are listening to this,
the WIA NATIONAL NEWS SERVICE.
WIA News rebroadcasters often give Short Wave Listeners a
welcome to the broadcast as they commence call-backs
straight after the Local News. Local news follows National
news in all states. It would be great if those SWL's would
email their reception reports and location to
callbacks(at)wia.org.au
Not only but also those watching us on YouTube, leave a comment , access
is just below the picture on screen and again tell us where and maybe
even the day and time you are listening
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(Posted to the packet radio network on behalf of 'WIA NATIONAL News Team' courtesy Tony VK7AX)
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