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VK National News 22Feb26
Weekly news from the WIA:
MP3 edition of news available at: http://www.wia-files.com/podcast/wianews-2026-02-22.mp3
Text edition:
2026 FEBRUARY 22 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:-
Steven Green, VK2TSG, retiring WIA director. -
Pete Cherry, VK2LP, Returning Officer of the WIA. -
Nick VK7WW with news of a massive VK7 event planned for VK this year.
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 FEBRUARY 22 2026
I'M EDITOR GRAHAM VK4BB
WIA
JOIN THE WIA
tinyurl.com/yyj87b9y
Hello, this is Steven Green, VK2TSG, one of your national WIA directors with this week Board comment.
Voting in the Election for WIA Board Members is presently open and closes the 28th of February; members should check their inbox for an email from our returning officer Mr. Pete Cherry. If you cannot locate it, please check that your details are up-to-date online or with the WIA office.
The Board would like to remind members that nominations for awards to be presented at our AGM in May are still open, please check the WIA website for more information.
Affiliated Clubs can apply for grants towards amateur radio activities, particularly
for the promotion of Amateur Radio. To make a submission, please contact the WIA board secretary, Mr. Peter Clee via the contact details on the WIA web page.
This has been Steven Green VK2TSG , 73.
We are now in the last week of the election for Directors of the WIA.
37 % of the eligible voters have cast a vote so far. Last year the voting was at 44%.
Today I have sent the final reminder email with a link to the electronic vote for those who have not voted yet.
If you did not receive an email and have not voted yet, please contact the returning officer via the email ReturningOfficer(at)nationaloffice.wia.org.au
Good luck to the candidates who are:
Chris Dimitrijevic VK3FY
Klaus Illhardt VK3IU
Lee Moyle VK3GK
Justin Giles-Clark VK7TW
The election will close on 28 February 2026 and the results will be communicated after the close in accordance with the WIA Election Regulations.
This announcement has been spoken and authorised by Pete Cherry VK2LP the Returning Officer of the Wireless Institute of Australia.
ReturningOfficer(at)nationaloffice.wia.org.au
Bio January 2026.pdf
Manager of the VHF-UHF Field Days, Roger Harrison VK2ZRH, advises that
finalised results for the 2025 Spring Field Day and the 2026 Summer Field Day are published on the VK Contest Log Checker website.
vklogchecker.com/
Once you're on the website, click on the image captioned "VHF UHF Field Day."
The web address for the VK Contest Log Checker can be found in the text edition of this your WI NATIONAL NEWS.
AUSTRALIANA
South Australia Police rely on clear, consistent UHF radio communications to ensure officer safety, support rapid response, and maintain public safety. Their existing in-vehicle repeater systems had reached end-of-life, requiring modernisation to maintain performance and reliability, and so an upgrade was required.
In-vehicle repeaters are a critical technology that extends UHF radio coverage for police officers operating across South Australias diverse regional environments.
To give an example of the size of South Australia, VK5, it is just over four (4) times the size of the United Kingdom.
The new IVR system (In Vehicle Repeater) introduces meaningful enhancements that strengthen communication reliability across the fleet.
Critical comms in their reporting of this story went on to say The IVR allows the officer to use the portable radio when outside the vehicle to communicate through the vehicle's mobile radio.
tinyurl.com/2wrv7hjb
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INTERNATIONAL NEWS is with thanks to Amateur Radio Daily, ARRL,
DX-WORLD, eHam, Hackaday, IARU, IRTS, NEWSLINE, NZART, RAC,
Radioworld.com, RSGB, SARL and the World Wide sources of WIA.
World Amateur Radio Day, held on April 18 each year, is celebrated worldwide by radio amateurs and their national associations, which are organized as member-societies of the International Amateur Radio Union (IARU). It was on this day in 1925 that the IARU was formed in Paris. American Radio Relay League (ARRL) Co-Founder Hiram Percy Maxim was its first president.
Honouring the Titanic
Amateur radio operators worldwide will have an opportunity to honour the passengers and radio crew of the RMS Titanic that sank in the early hours of April 15, 1912.
A Spanish special event station, EG1912T, will be on the air from 0000 UTC on April 10, the date on which the Titanic set sail from Southampton, England, until 2359 on April 15, the date on which it sank after hitting an iceberg.
Radio station managers and telegraph operators Jack Phillips, Harold Bride, and Harold Cottam, who played a leading role in the telegraphic communications during the rescue, will also be honoured, said Carlos Reboreda, EA1PJ, president of the Vigo-Val Mior Amateur Radio Union, which is sponsoring the 2026 special event operation.
In an age where Wi-Fi signals decide our moods and mobile phones rarely leave our palms, it sounds almost satirical to say that the most reliable companion in times of crisis is not a 5G tower but a humble radio set.
Yet every year on February 13, when the world observes World Radio Day, as
we did last week, we are reminded that the simplest technologies often outlast the loudest innovations. The date commemorates the establishment of United Nations Radio in 1946, but its relevance goes far beyond institutional history. It celebrates a medium that refuses to fade, because it is woven into the daily lives of millions. Closely linked to disaster response is ham radio-amateur radio operated by trained enthusiasts. When all conventional communication systems break down, ham operators step in.
Stepping in and up in the Middle East is Rami AlSharafi who is
re-building radio broadcasting in Gaza because nowhere is UpToDate news more urgent than in zones of conflict.
In Gaza, before October 7, 2023, a total of 23 local radio stations operated across the territory. Following the war triggered by Hamas attacks on Israel, every station was destroyed.
Yet Rami AlSharafi, director of Zaman FM, is working to piece broadcasting back together, a fragile but determined effort in the midst of profound damage.
United Nations News Journalist Rami Al-Sharfi, is also a director of
radio at Gaza's ZMN 90.60 FM radio station. He puts it plainly:
Zaman FM has resumed broadcasting, and we are currently the only radio station transmitting FM frequencies from inside the Gaza Strip after this massive destruction.
The need for reliable broadcasting is profound, particularly as Gaza faces the spread of diseases, the collapse of educational structures and disrupted public services.
People in or near central Texas who rely on GPS, received a warning from the US military base at Fort Hood that wide-ranging GPS tests there might cause interference with their own personal devices.
Farmers, pilots and smartphone-users and anyone else who relies on GPS to get from here to there have been paying close attention to an alert from the US military base at Fort Hood in Texas.
The announcement said that throughout February, the region that includes Dallas, Houston, San Antonio and even Oklahoma City could experience interference and disruptions.
The final testing period is February 23rd through to the 27th.
WEIRD AND WONDERFUL
As anyone who has ever worked a satellite - or does so regularly - working these birds, as they are known, has its rewards. A group of researchers in Australia has also been working the birds, a species known as a white-backed swallow, using temperature-sensing radio transmitters. Theyve received some great results, as we hear from John Williams VK4JJW.
"No matter which hemisphere you live in, no doubt this year has already shaped up to be a time of weather extremes. Wherever you are, you have a lot in common with the white-backed swallow, a prevalent species here in Australia with the very uncommon ability to survive despite freezing temperatures to blasting heat. Were talking about as much as 50 degrees Celsius - thats 122 degrees Fahrenheit - and we Australians especially can relate!
To learn how the birds survive, researchers in central Australias Sturt National Park outfitted some of them with tiny transmitters. This was not an avian Parks on the Air; this was a research project to monitor the birds physiological responses through biologging - a way to record and transmit their body temperatures changes as the birds slept in their burrows at night.
The result? A highly successful Worked All States of Bird Physiology. The collected data confirmed the scientists theory that a deep torpor - an essential near-shutdown of metabolism, heart rate and breathing - was essential for these birds, just as for some other bird species, such as the tiny hummingbirds in some regions of the world.
The results were recently published in the journal Current Biology. The scientists called the transmitters key to their findings because data could be gathered in the wild instead of an artificial setting, such as a laboratory. Hams, of course, would not be surprised at radios reliability. After all, the researchers HAD created a Reverse Beak Network.
This is John Williams VK4JJW."
(newsline2520)
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OPERATIONAL NEWS -
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NOW CONTEST WISE:- 2026
WIA contest page :- wia.org.au/members/contests/about/
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February 21 - 22 -- ARRL International DX Contest (CW)
February 21 - 22 -- REF Contest SSB (phone)
February 22 -- World Wide Argentina DX Contest (CW, phone, digital)
February 22 -- High Speed Club CW Contest (CW)
February 23 -- RSGB FT4 Contest (digital)
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MARCH - Jock White Memorial Field Day
This annual contest is named to honour Jock White ZL2GX, NZART Contest
and Awards Manager for over 40 years, for the service that he gave to
NZART during that time.
Feb 28, Saturday, 1500-2400 NZDT and Sunday March one 0600-1500 NZDT.
40 and/or 80 metres, PHONE (SSB) and/or CW, 100 watts PEP maximum.
Stations using two transmitters may operate simultaneously on both bands,
however only one transmitter may be operated on a single band at a time.
Single transmitter stations may operate on one or both bands.
(nzart.org.nz)
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AMSAT Switzerland has announced a special event and contest that will
encourages hams to make extreme long-distance contacts via amateur
satellite.
The event recognizes Dr. Hans Rudolf Lauber (HB9RG) and his contribution
to amateur radio.
HB9RG and Alfons Hring (DL6EZA) conducted the first amateur radio
contact via satellite on March 10th, 1965.
The event runs for 2 weeks, March 2-15.
The 10 furthest contacts will be evaluated.
The aim is to establish the widest possible radio connections during the
competition via satellites orbiting the Earth on a LEO, MEO or HEO orbit.
The use of a GEO satellite is currently deliberately avoided, as the
equal treatment of participants cannot be guaranteed either on the GEO
satellite itself or worldwide.
RULES are on the link in this weeks WIA NATIOALNEWS SCRIPT.
tinyurl.com/2k9c7a6k
(ard)
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MARCH 7 - 8 ARRL DX SSB
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MARCH 15 BERU
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MARCH 21 and 22 JOHN MOYLE MEMORIAL FIELD DAY
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NOW LET'S OPEN THE DX WINDOW TO THE WORLD ------------
In March 1926, the Danish Ministry of Public Works officially
Legalized private radio transmissions. By the end of that year, 1926,
over 40 amateur radio licences had been granted.
Celebrating the centenary of the formal birth of regulated amateur radio
in Denmark, special callsign OZ 100 OZ will be activated on 1-8 March.
QSL via Club Log's OQRS (preferred), or via OZ 1 ACB.
(425dxnews)
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Central African Republic.
Operating is TL 8 BNW until June on 40, 20, 15 and 10 metres using SSB
and digital with a dipole.
(sarl)
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Namibia
Gunter, once again active as V 51 WH until 24 March with activity from a
farm near Omaruru from 160 to 6 metres (60 m included).
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South Sudan.
Z 81 D until 30 March.
Activity from 40 to 6 metres using SSB and digital.
QSL via OM3JW, LoTW.
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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/
Shannon Gibney, KC1OHT, kc1oht@gmail.com is organising the following
event.
The International Womens Day YL POTA Party which Celebrates Women in Amateur Radio!
Join inn Sunday 8 March for a special International Womens Day YL POTA Party!
This event is open to all female amateur radio operators and enthusiasts, regardless of POTA experience. Activate a park during the 24-hour event
window. Submit your POTA activations to the POTA database and share your experiences with other participants. Connect with other YLs from around the world. Share stories, tips, and support. Learn more about POTA and
how to get involved.
It's encouraged to wear pink and/or decorate your station to show your support for International Womens Day!
Spread the word and invite your friends to join the party!
Remember Sunday 8 March 2026 from any POTA park (or hunt POTA from home!)
using any amateur radio frequency within your license class.
Hashtag: #YL_POTA_Party.
The POTA website is at parksontheair.com/
Shannon, kc1oht(at)gmail.com
(sarl)
WW SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS - BALLOONS
At last received report from South Africa, ZS1ERZ-12 was currently in its fourteenth circumnavigation of the planet.
However, it has been encountering erratic altitude fluctuations.
After a gradual descent from its cruising altitude of 13,5 km, it dropped to 5 940 m, only to climb sharply back to 13 km within hours. It has since begun another descent. These swings likely correlate with an intense low-pressure system in the region (north of New Zealand); its survival remains uncertain until the next transmission is received.
(text only)
WW SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS - CW
The 2026 CWops Award for Advancing the Art of CW
CWops is pleased to announce that it is now accepting nominations for this prestigious award for the year 2026.
The purpose of the award is to recognize individuals, groups, or
organizations that have made the greatest contribution(s) toward advancing the art or practice of radio communications by Morse code.
Candidates for the award may be one or more of the following:
Authors of publications related to CW
CW recruiters, trainers, mentors, coaches and instructors
Public advocates of CW
Organizers of CW activities
Designers and inventors who advance the art or practice of CW
Other contributors to the art or practice of CW
Nominations may be made by anybody (not limited to CWops members).
Nominations should be emailed to awards(at)cwops.org with a copy to secretary(at)cwops.org
(nzart)
WW SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS - DIGITAL.
FT8 enthusiasts:-
Starting February 13, the FCC have restricted U.S. amateur radio stations
from operating at 100 watts on 5.357 MHz, limiting power to just 9.5 watts
on that frequency.
To continue operating at 100 watts, many U.S. DXers have moved their FT8
activity to a new frequency: 5.371.5 MHz.
While many other countries will continue using the original frequency, it is important to notify anyone planning DXpeditions of the U.S. shift to 5.371.5 MHz.
(nzart)
WW SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS - IOTA
iota-world.org/
Take, JG8NQJ/JD1 expects to be back to the weather station on
Minami Torishima (OC-073) on 26 February until mid-May.
He will operate mainly CW with some FT8.
QSL via JG8NQJ (bureau) and LoTW.
(425dxnews)
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In the World of DX, Hide, JO1CRA/JR6 is on the air from the Yaeyama Islands, IOTA Number AS-024, til this weekend.
He has been operating mainly CW and FT8 on 40, 30, 20, 17, 10 and 6 metres.
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8Q7ZW from the Maldives (AS-013) from 28 February to 12 March.
Look for activity on 160-10 metres CW, SSB and FT8, with a focus
on the low bands. QSL via Club Log's OQRS.
(425dxnews)
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Listen for a team of operators with the callsign T45FM, on the air using CW, SSB, FT8 and FT4 from the lighthouse at Punta Maya, Cuba, IOTA Number NA-015. They will be active this weekend, from the 20th to the 22nd of February during the American Lighthouses Weekend.
(newsline2520)
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OC REMINDERS
IOTA NUMBER OC-031
On air is C 21 TS from Nauru, IOTA Number OC-031, until sometime in July
FT8 maybe some SSB. See stations C 21 TS on QRZ.com for QSL information
and other operating details.
(sourced to newsline 2519)
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OC-047 - H44MS - Malaita Island in the Solomons.
Bernard, H44MS will be active from Manakwai village, nearby Maluu
(northern Malaita island) UNTIL April 10.
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OC-66 - TX9XG - Rangiroa Atoll.
Haru, JA1XGI has announced that he will be active from Rangiroa Atoll,
French Polynesia (OC-066) as TX9XG during April 1-8, 2026. He plans to
QRV on 40-10m; CW, SSB, RTTY & FT8 using the new IC-7300 MK2.
QSL TX9XG via Haru's home call, JA1XGI using OQRS Club Log.
(dx-world)
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OC-150
Jozef is active again as YB9/ON6HX from Mataram on Lombok Island (OC-150)
until 11 March.
Listen for YB9/ON6HX as he operates CW, SSB, RTTY, FT8, and FT4 from 0C-150 and QSL via LoTW, eQSL, or via home call which again is ON6HX.
(425dxnews)
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WW SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS - INTERNET - THE HAMS DOMAIN.
New Zealands NZART have a new branch - and its something different.
Their newest branch is Digital Voice NZART Branch 404
404 as in not found
Their Mission Statement reads :-
To promote shared learning and technological advancement in the field of
digital communications and electronics
Digital Voice NZART Branch 404 (not found) is to be a nationwide (and
international if there is an interest) virtual branch, a branch only
found on the internet. The branch will primarily serve as a membership
hub for digital voices and secondly serve as an engine to grow and
diversify the DVNZ radio network.
404 will not serve to compete with other branches. The intention is not
to take members away, but rather to offer another gathering place where
digitally focused hams might find better support for their journey.
Any queries please contact
Flynn Bailey
secretary(at)dv404.nz
(nzart)
WW SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS --- RADIO AMATEUR YOUNG TIMERS - YOTA
(Youngsters On The Air)
WIA committee:- Steve VK6SJ, Alec VK2MV and Pete VK2LP.
ham-yota.com/category/yota-region-3/
facebook.com/groups/YOTAOC/
youtube.com/channel/UClAapljf0VQ751sOgu2IzaA
Meet Megan EI5LA - Deputy Youth Officer Ireland.
Megan Lorenz EI5LA is both a relatively new IRTS committee member and is
Deputy Youth Officer within the newly formed youth subcommittee.
As their newest and youngest committee member, Megan brings a unique
perspective alongside a contesting record that would put many of us to shame - and shes only getting started!
Licensed at 14, Megan began contesting at 15 and has since competed in close to 100 contests across CW, SSB and digital modes. She is recognised as one of the leading youth contesters worldwide, having already competed in one WRTC event, and has qualified to compete at WRTC 2026 as part of the Youth Team in the United Kingdom in July 2026.
She has also proudly represented Ireland at YOTA Camp on four occasions.
Megans appointment reflects the Irish societys commitment to long-term modernisation, stainability, and talent retention. In her deputy youth officer role, she is already making a strong contribution to promoting amateur radio among young operators.
WW SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS --- RESCUE RADIO
An annual occasion that celebrates strength, courage and pride in a free homeland ended in tragedy in the Andes Mountains even as amateur radio operators mobilized to help with their best efforts. Graham Kemp VK4BB brings us that story.
GRAHAM: Riding horseback across the mountains each year recalls a defining moment of independence for South American nations. This year's 209th anniversary ride of the Crossing of the Andes under Jose de San Martin and the Army of the Andes, led to an emergency evacuation of one rider in early February. As the mounted expedition began its return trip home through Chile in early evening, the woman suffered a serious fall from her horse.
Writing in the Forums section of QRZ.com, Carlos Almirn, LU7DSY, said that the San Felipe Provincial Radio Club, CE2REU, sent out a call for emergency assistance through the Chilean ham radio network. The Los Molinos Radio Club of Villa Alemana, CE2CQ, provided GPS coordinates for the mountains' La Vega section. As ground resources and a helicopter were dispatched, the Los Molinos hams continued their coordination with the expeditioners through a link with the San Felipe Provincial Radio Club. The rescue teams arrived, performed CPR followed by an evacuation. It was later reported that the rider had died from her injuries while being treated at the hospital.
This is Graham Kemp VK4BB.
Irvine Disaster Emergency Communications (IDEC) in Irvine, California, is offering a Technician-level amateur radio licensing course and more than 100 residents including many from the Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) registered for the programs introductory session.
Over 80 participants attended the initial in-person orientation, and 65 have formally enrolled in the guided online training course as they continue toward earning their FCC Technician Class license.
IDEC is a volunteer organization of licensed amateur radio operators that supports the City of Irvines emergency preparedness plan and assists the Irvine Police Department by providing emergency communications during disasters and other incidents when conventional systems may fail.
The eight-week course is designed for individuals with little or no prior technical background. Instruction covers amateur radio rules and regulations, operating practices, basic electronics, radio theory, and safety. The program combines weekly instructor- led Zoom review sessions, in-person classroom meetings featuring equipment demonstrations, and a final in-person examination session. IDEC members serve as instructors and mentors throughout the course, providing guidance, answering questions, and introducing participants to the role amateur radio plays in local emergency response and public service.
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IT'S A DATE
Clubs are welcome to email text with audio for this section,
nationalnews(at)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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March 14 North Shore Radio Club Sale
Looking to score a bargain on quality radio gear, or clear out some surplus? Check this out.
The NSRC is hosting a massive sale on Radios and surplus equipment.
THIS is the place to be.
Auckland!
Yep for our viewers and listeners in ZL land this is for YOU.
Where: 400 East Coast Road, Sunnynook, Auckland
When: Saturday 14th March 2026
Time: 10:00am - 4:00pm
(nzart)
VK4 - Redfest - Deception Bay North State School 9am April 11. (vk4ble)
VK - WIA AGM May 2 at 2pm Albury VK2 couples with ICOM VK SUMMIT 2026
also in Albury May 2 and 3. (wiacal/ARMAG )
VK5 - Sth Est Radio Group Convention & Australian Fox Hunting
Championship Mt Gambier June 6/7 (vk5dj)
VK7 - Tassie Ham-E-Con Radio Conference Nov 7 and 8 (vk7wi news)
Planning is well underway for the 2026 Tassie Ham-E-Con.
The theme group has done a fantastic job and come-up with the following
theme for 2026:
Hack the Ether: Education, Ingenuity, Connection
Hack the Ether celebrates the experimental DNA of amateur radiowhere
education meets invention and community meets curiosity. The 2026
conference invites participants to push beyond nostalgia and build the
hobbys next chapter through practical learning, creative collaboration,
and purposeful leadership.
This is not just a conference; its a living experiment. Attendees will
work their way through 1 days of keynotes, workshops, poster sessions /
talks, and hands-on sessions designed to connect makers, communicators, and educators. The conference will again be fully catered.
Tassie Ham-E-Con 2026 is the meeting point of experimenters, educators, and storytellers.
Its where education becomes exploration, ingenuity sparks collaboration,
and connection builds the future.
There will be four focus areas to the conference:
1. Hack the Mind focusing on Education and Learning Futures
2. Hack the System focusing on Ingenuity and Experimentation
3. Hack the Culture focusing on Engagement and Connection and
4. Hack the Future focusing on Leadership and Purpose
WHEN:
Saturday 7th and Sunday 8th of November 2026 Conference and we are
planning pre and post conference events.
Location will be the UTAS Sandy Bay Campus.
Keep your eye on the conference website as details unfold.
reast.asn.au/news-events/tassie-ham-radio-conference/
VK5 - Adelaide Amateur Radio & Electronics Car Boot Sale Dogs SA
Showground, Cromwell Road, Kilburn 10.00am. November 21. (wiacal)
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 network courtesy Tony VK7AX)
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