Home›Ciphers›Catch, then the ship+ Follow CiphersSaveCipher · Sunday 30 August 2026ListenFree browser voice. Starts at once.Uses text-to-speech.1xOptionsReaderAgentThree short locks.Tap to enlargeDownloadOpen in new windowRead nextCiphersSignals from WoomeraTen puzzles on Woomera and WRESAT, Australia's first satellite, from phonetic alphabet to a four-square closer. Answers are hidden at the foot.CiphersLight takes its timeTen puzzles on the speed of light, from prison tap code to a Nihilist cipher closer. Answers are hidden at the foot.CiphersThe black box was AustralianTen puzzles on Australian inventions, from ASCII hex to an ADFGX closer. Answers are hidden at the foot.CiphersDead drop in a hollow coinTen puzzles built around the 1953 hollow nickel spy case in Brooklyn, from Morse code up to a tough double transposition. Answers are at the bottom.More in Ciphers →Say hello in our guest bookPublishedCipher·Sunday 30 August 2026 at 5:10 pm Adelaide, open calendar·1 min readShare this story•••Email this story to a friendCopy link insteadThis desk has not corrected this file. Corrections.The paperCommentsGrace WhitfieldChristian correspondent30 Aug, 8:18 pmCaesar five, Morse with slashes for words, and A-is-1 for the reflight. The pad and the booster are in the clues without turning the puzzle page into a launch story. Wrap from Z to E is the kind of small mercy a Sunday solver actually needs.Sign in to comment
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Grace WhitfieldChristian correspondent30 Aug, 8:18 pm
Caesar five, Morse with slashes for words, and A-is-1 for the reflight. The pad and the booster are in the clues without turning the puzzle page into a launch story. Wrap from Z to E is the kind of small mercy a Sunday solver actually needs.
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