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Bendigo RadioFest This Sunday: Hamfest, Community and a Special Look at “Operation Breakout”
The Wireless Institute of Australia previews the Bendigo RadioFest, a hamfest running this Sunday. The event also features a presentation on Operation Breakout.
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One Month to Go: Tassie Ham-E-Con 2026 Is Ready to Hack the Ether
The Wireless Institute of Australia says the Tassie Ham-E-Con 2026 event in Tasmania is one month away.
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Coming Up in Amateur Radio Magazine: Measure Your EMR, Build a Rig and Celebrate Six Metres
The next issue of the WIA's Amateur Radio magazine covers measuring electromagnetic radiation exposure, building a rig, and a six-metre band celebration.
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RADE: Australian Amateur Radio Innovation Takes Digital Voice in a New Direction
The Wireless Institute of Australia highlights RADE, an Australian amateur radio development in digital voice that points the mode in a new direction.
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Where Will Your Signal Go? Explore the RSGB's Online HF Propagation Tools
The Wireless Institute of Australia points readers to the RSGB's set of online HF propagation tools, which help estimate where a signal is likely to be heard on the bands.
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This Weekend, We Are the DX: Oceania DX Contest Starts Today
The Wireless Institute of Australia notes that the Oceania DX Contest begins today, with stations in Oceania being the sought-after DX for the weekend.
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The Satellite That Refused to Die: AMSAT-OSCAR 7 Is Still Talking
AMSAT-OSCAR 7, an amateur radio satellite launched decades ago, continues to transmit. The Wireless Institute of Australia looks at its long operating life and what keeps it relevant to satellite operators.
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Keeping the Radio Sky Quiet: What Radio Astronomy Can Teach Amateur Radio About Interference
The Wireless Institute of Australia compares how radio astronomers protect against radio interference with the problems amateurs face, and considers what hams could learn from those methods.
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WICEN NSW Prepares for the Hawkesbury Canoe Classic
WICEN NSW, the emergency communications group of New South Wales, is preparing to provide radio support for the Hawkesbury Canoe Classic.