The Australian Homebuilt Sailplane Association was formed in 1994 with a view of sharing information between people who were interested in building their own gliders.

Driven by it's first Editor, Mark Stanley of Renmark using an old typewriter and photocopier, it grew to be  a popular magazine that assisted members with a number of project completions over it's lifespan. In 1996 Mark handed the editorship over to James Garay who further refined the publication. His Woodstock, IKL, now resides in the Australian Gliding Museum.

With the growth of the internet and a diminishing interest in building, the group published its last edition in 2006.

Available Newsletters

October 1994	December 2000
January 1995	March 2001
April 1995	June 2001
June 1995	September 2001
September 1995	December 2001
December 1995	March 2002
February 1996	June 2002
June 1996	September 2002
September 1996	December 2002
December 1996	March 2003
March 1997	June 2003
June 1997	September 2003
September 1997	December 2003
December 1997	March 2004
April 1998	June 2004
June 1998	September 2004
September 1998	December 2004
December 1998	March 2005
March 1999	June 2005
June 1999	September 2005
September 1999	December 2005
December 1999	March 2006
June 2000
September 2000	Symposium 1999