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IARU R1 is a federation of national associations of licensed radio amateurs representing over 150 countries and separate territories around the world.

IARU represents the interests of the Amateur Radio Service worldwide to relevant international organisations, promoting the interests of amateur radio and seeking to protect and enhance its spectrum privileges. Over the years, the work of IARU has given rise to (amongst other things):

- The HF amateur band at 10 MHz

- The HF amateur band at 18 MHz

- The HF amateur band at 24 MHz

- The Region 1 extension of the 7MHz amateur band

- Extensive improvements in international roaming for amateurs

- Significant progress towards international licence harmonisation both at "full" licence level and now at entry level

- Extensive representation in the Working Parties of ITU and at WRC

- Extensive work on presenting the case of sensible emission standards from PLT systems, involving much working in the international standards forums

- Extensive work to support the development of amateur radio in developing countries

- Extensive work in lobbying the EU political process where matters are being discussed of relevance to amateur radio. How is IARU organised ?

26/10/2026

The IARU Region 1 VHF+ Newsletter n. 98 is available on the official website www.iaru-r1.org

The main topic is the result of the last General Conference held in Vienna in September.

28/03/2026

Some new features are available in the VHF+ Contest Robot.

Read all : https://www.iaru-r1.org/2026/vhf-contest-robot/

24/02/2026

The VHF+ Newsletter 97 is out:
https://www.iaru-r1.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/Newsletter_97.pdf

In this issue, the VHF+ Committee would like to inform you about the revision of the VHF Handbook, especially the section devoted to contesting. Some of the phrases have been amended and, at the suggestion of the RSGB VHF Contest Committee, a rule on self-spotting has been added to section 9.7. pag. 69.

The reason is to harmonize the use of self-spotting on the DX Clusters in all IARU R1 V/U/SHF
contests, so that it is consistent with “self-spotting” on ON4KST, etc.
The RSGB proposal was approved by the members of the VHF+ Contest Working Group and submitted for formal approval to the EC, which formally approved it at a meeting in Vienna for the upcoming contest season in 2026 as an interim decision. Please consider that it is necessary to send a proposal about this rule from the C5CWG to the upcoming General Conference in Vienna (September 2026) to be formally ratified by the Conference.

The new version of the VHF+ Handbook 10.03 is available.

16/02/2026

All the diplomas for the 2025 season are available on the IARU Region 1 VHF+ Contest Robot. https://iaru.oevsv.at

Please download them and share your achievements on your social media !

The 2026 season is about to start in a couple of weeks; be ready for the March Subregional VHF+ contest.

02/02/2026

The VHF+ Newsletter 96 is out.

In this issue, the VHF+ Committee provides information and clarifies the situation regarding the 23 cm band, specifically the use of the 1.296 MHz segment in 2026 for contests, terrestrial, and EME operations.

https://www.iaru-r1.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/Newsletter_96.pdf

25/01/2026

The provisional results for the 2025 IARU R1 Marconi Memorial VHF Contest are available on the IARU Region 1 VHF & Up Contest Robot.
https://iaru.oevsv.at

For the MMC, we have received a total of 657 logs from 26 different countries, mainly from Europe.

The complaining period will end on February 5th, and after that, the results will be final.

The prizing ceremony will be during the HamRadio fair in Friedrichshafen.

25/01/2026

Provisional results for the 2025 IARU R1 UHF & MW Contest are available on the IARU Region 1 VHF & Up Contest Robot.
https://iaru.oevsv.at/

For this contest, we have received a total of 1486 logs from 27 countries, mainly in Europe.

The complaining period will end on February 5th, and after that, the results will be final.

The prizing ceremony will be during the HamRadio fair in Friedrichshafen.

25/01/2026

Provisional results for the 2025 IARU R1 VHF Contest are available on the IARU Region 1 VHF & Up Contest Robot.

https://iaru.oevsv.at

For the 144 MHz band (September), we have received a total of 1910 logs from 35 different countries, covering mainly Europe.

The complaining period will end on February 5th, and after that results will be final.

The prizing ceremony will be during the HamRadio fair in Friedrichshafen.

24/12/2025

Want to inspire young people through amateur radio and leave with a real plan you can use in your community?
Join the Youth Engagement Conference 2026 in Slovakia | 🗓 9–12 April 2026.
Organized by the Youth Committee.

🌍 Youth Engagement Conference 2026
📍 Slovakia | 🗓 9–12 April 2026

Want to inspire young people through amateur radio and leave with a real plan you can use in your community?
Join our 4-day learn-by-doing conference designed for youth coordinators, young volunteers, and supportive “adult allies” (18+).

✨ What you’ll gain:
🔹 How to plan & schedule your first youth activity
🔹 Project budgeting basics
🔹 Social media & PR workshops
🔹 A ready-to-run activity plan to deliver at home

🤝 Meet peers from across the region, share ideas, and build stronger youth outreach together.

⚠️ Only 20 places available
📝 Applications open until 25 January

📲 Apply via the link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeHTq0siVyu1JLM65aVKSblH3cseT5_Zuyr4MZxdOx3B5L0QA/viewform
ℹ️ More info soon: www.iaru-r1.org

28/06/2025

YO8YNS Ianis (13yo) is attempting to break his own record on RUFZ HST on main stage.

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