Repeater Update
Repeater news
Updates of the repeater directory occur typically twice a year when there are sufficient changes. Please refer to the date stamp shown on the downloadable files to see the date of the last submission.
To make an update please review the simple submission guidelines that are described on the last page of the listing downloadable below.
Check out the Google Earth kmz file that is contained in the downloadable zip file. If you have Google Earth installed double clicking will install the file into Google Earth and it will show the location of every Amatuer, CB, Marine repeater in Australia. Filter out the Services you dont want to see. Click the radio antenna icon and this will pop up frequency information. This file is autogenerated and is right up to date with the ACMA database.
Modes
IRLP- Visit the main IRLP web site at http://www.irlp.net for more information.
ECHOLINK- For information, station listings and software downloads, visit http://www.echolink.org.
DSTAR- For information about D-Star voice and data repeaters, visit http://www.dstar.org.au.
P25- P25 and DMR users can register for a DMR-MARC radio ID in order to utilise the internationally linked Quantar Site Connect system. The URL is http://dmr-marc.net
Fusion– For information about System Fusion repeaters, visit http://systemfusion.yaesu.com/what-is-system-fusion/.
DMR– The VK DMR network has an information web page at https://vkdmr.com/
Overseas repeater information
FREE REPEATER APP FOR ANDROID AND iPHONE
A new repeater app is now available for Android. It allows you to easily find the locations of repeaters in your area and overseas. This app initially covered the UK, but details of Australian repeaters have now been added.
The author's web site: Link. The Android Market web site: Link
RFINDER Repeater Directory
RFinder - The Worldwide Repeater Directory
Android - iPhone - RTSystems - CHIRP - TomTom - Garmin -WWW
Web page link:Link
Facebook link: Link
The WIA repeater data base
We aim to keep our repeater listing up to date - but for this we depend on information from our fellow amateurs. If you are aware of any additions, changes or corrections that need to be made to the Australian Repeater Directory then please review the simple submission guidelines that are described on the last page of the listing downloadable below.
It is upto the sponsors of the repeaters to inform us of changes of status of the repeaters.
There is an Australian focussed online repeater website here: Link that shows repeater locations throughout Australia, grouped by mode. This site groups the repeaters by state and is less complicated than the Google Earth file contained in the downloadable zip file.
The information that is held in this listing is automatically cross referenced with the ACMA database. Repeater sponsors should ensure that the ACMA is informed of changes in location and this will be reflected in this listing. The License state of a repeater is solely driven by the ACMA database.
Latest updates to the data base
Important Changes to the listing
A new colour coding (purple) shows those repeaters that carry the WIA broadcast or are callback channels.
Note to Application Developers who use this data that a new status of 'W' denotes operational repeaters that carry the Weekly WIA broadcast.
Please note the date codes on all repeaters that are not of status Operational 'O' in the service area section.
Unlicensed repeaters will be removed from the pdf listing after 2 years.
All other repeaters that are not of status Operational 'O' will be removed from the pdf listing after 5 years.
All repeaters are still in the CSV file and can easily be reinstated into the pdf listing by contacting tacrep.
Files For Download
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Example VBScript, Sorted Directory csv and CHIRP csv files and other csv formats
WiaRep2 250925.zip
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Page Last Updated: Thursday, 25 Sep 2025 at 14:42 hours by Tacrep
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