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  • John Moyle Memorial Field Day Contest 2024

    The aim is to encourage and provide familiarization with portable and field operation,and provide training for emergency situations. The rules are therefore specifically designed and focused to encourage field operations. This contest is a Field Day Contest and not another contest where very powerful home stations operate under one call to amass huge score

  • Sunfest 2022

    Mountain Creek State School 51 Lady Musgrave Drive, Mountain Creek, Queensland, Australia
    $10

  • Hobart Ham Radio Conference & Expo 2022

    Sir Stanley Burbury Theatre Sir Stanley Burbury Theatre, University of Tasmania , Sandy Bay Campus, Sandy Bay, Tasmania, Australia
    Costs : See Website

  • GCARS Hamfest 2022

    Country Paradise Parklands 231 Beaudesert Nerang Road, Nerang, Queensland, Australia
    $5

  • Rosebud Radiofest

    Eastbourne Primary School Allambi Avenue, Rosebud, Victoria, Australia
    $6

  • Ballarat Amateur Radio Group Hamvention 2024

    The Ballarat Polo Club Pavilion 207 Airport Rd, Mitchell Park, Victoria, Australia

    The Ballarat Amateur Radio Group (BARG) will hold its annual Hamvention on Sunday the 4th of February 2024 in the Ballarat Polo-Crosse facility 207 Airport Rd, Mitchell Park VIC 3355 . Doors open for traders at 8am and general access is at 10am.

    $7

  • MDRC Hamfest 2024

    Kingston City Hall 975-985 Nepean Hwy (Cnr. South Rd and Nepean Hwy), Moorabbin, Victoria, Australia

    The MDRC Annual Hamfest is held in May on a Saturday. The 2024 MDRC Hamfest will be held on Saturday the 11th of May. The MDRC Hamfest is widely renowned as the Biggest Hamfest in Victoria, with a huge turnout each year. Many attendees travel great distances to attend the MDRC Annual Hamfest from Interstate …
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    $8

  • ARRL RTTY Roundup Contest 2024 (only RTTY)

    Amateurs worldwide contact and exchange QSO information with other amateurs using only the Radioteletype (RTTY) mode on the 80, 40, 20, 15, and 10 meter bands. Any station may work any other station.

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