International

The UK has the best-documented amateur net calendar outside the US: GB2RS runs every Sunday on HF, 2m and the QO-100 satellite, and RSGB regional news lists dozens of club nets that change week to week.

Germany's structure matches the UK's, with the Deutschland-Rundspruch news bulletin on 80m each Thursday and the long-running INTERMAR maritime mobile net on 20m. Most primary documentation is German-language.

SARL News is broadcast every Sunday in Afrikaans and English on HF and on VHF/UHF repeaters countrywide, with Echolink and AllStar relays — one of the most consistently documented bulletins in IARU Region 1.

Canada runs daily HF traffic nets (TPN, ONTARS) and a coast-to-coast IRLP net, and RAC sponsors ARES and the National Traffic System just as the ARRL does south of the border.

Mexico authorises FRS-style licence-free use on the 462/467 MHz free-use frequencies, but dual-mode FRS/GMRS radios are not approved. We list Mexico for licence-free reference only — net coverage here is thin and we won't publish schedules we can't cite.

Australia is the closest thing to a GMRS analogue anywhere in the world: UHF CB is licence-free under an ACMA class licence, runs up to 5 W, and — uniquely among licence-free services — supports repeaters.

NZ Net runs 365 days a year at 21:00 NZT — 3535 kHz through winter, 7030 kHz through summer — alongside a long list of NZART branch nets. Licence-free UHF PRS mirrors Australia's 80-channel plan under a free General User Radio Licence.

Japan is as structured as the UK, just documented in Japanese. The anchor entry is the nationwide Saturday D-STAR roll call across linked repeaters; club and branch roll calls are numerous, so we re-check each one against its club's own page rather than aggregator listings.