The Tweed Radio Group was formed in November of 1989 and was inaugurated on the first day of January 1990 with under 60 members which rapidly grew to 300 members by the end of February of the same year. By April 1990 over 400 numbers had been issued and was fast becoming a prominent Group within the CBRS. At the time of writing membership extends to well over 2,300 members spread in 158 countries and islands all around the globe and by all reports is still continuing to grow.

The call-sign "Tweed Radio" takes the name from where the Group originated from being the Tweed Valley area in the far north-east corner of New South Wales and where the Group's business was conducted from by the 43-Tweed Radio-0l, Bryan (Executive President) and his committee.

The Group aim to promote the bonds of friendship and goodwill throughout the world between people with common interests in CB radio. As the Group's title suggests, DXing plays a major part among Group members with DX competitions organized on a regular basis. On the social scene, barbecues, picnics and other types of functions serve to  unite members in comradeship "off the air."

To join the Tweed Radio Group a prospective member has to be nominated by a member, the fees are $10/year. A member receives 3 newsletters and  membership directory updates per year and is sent a membership certificate. QSL cards, T/shirts, key rings, club spoons, car stickers and the such-like are all  available for purchase. On occasions funds are donated to the ROYAL FLYING DOCTOR SERVICE. 

The Tweed Radio DX Group seem certain to be a part of the CB fraternity for a long time.

All enquiries about the Group can be addressed to:

John, 43 TR001 (President)
Tweed Radio DX Group International
PO Box 622
Kerang  Victoria 3579

Thanks to:

Geoff, 43 Tweed Radio 299 (Tweed Radio Internet Representative)