Radio New Zealand International
RNZI broadcasts in digital and analogue short wave to radio stations and individual listeners across the region. Around twenty Pacific radio stations relay RNZI material daily, and individual short-wave listeners and internet s across the world tune in directly to RNZI content. The RNZI signal can sometimes be heard as far away as Japan, North America, the Middle East and Europe.
Wellington Access Radio is the station thatâ??s by, for and about our community. Weâ??re a non-profit, grass roots organisation that celebrates all things Wellington.Essentially we provide a media platform for groups whose voices arenâ??t usually heard on mainstream radio. This includes ethnic, sexual and religious minorities, children, youth and the disabled. We also broadcast to special interest groups- like those who enjoy world music, animal welfare, health information, social justice and much more.
Since the February 22nd earthquake we have been broadcasting from a horse truck, because we can not be stopped.
Radio Samoa in its 12th year of service to the community is enjoying a close working relationship with its clients and has the full of the community it serves. It has built a strong relationship with the community through integrity and delivering quality programs to enhance the status of the Samoan Community in New Zealand. In its philosophy â??a well informed community is an empowered communityâ?
Radio Southland 96.4 FM. We are Southland's only locally-owned, community access radio station. This means that anyone in the community can have a voice on-air. View our programme line-up, drop us a line, or see what exciting things we've been doing.
Planet FM is a not-for-profit community based radio station. We offer a radio broadcast facility to community groups and individuals who otherwise have little or no access to the airwaves.
Provides the facilities and training for local people, organisations and agencies to make and broadcast their own radio shows in their own way and language of choice.
Non-profit Community Access radio station. Non-commercial format with content from volunteer groups and individuals, representing our community at large. Fresh FM gives a voice to our region.
All our shows are made by, for and about real people like you! This is independent community Access radio, and itâ??s yours. From here you can listen to a great range of local radio programmes, talk to us to promote your information on air, or find out how you can host your own show. So feel free to make yourself at home ...
Started in 1991 to promote the Maori language in the Whanganui dialect to the whole Whanganui Region, from the mountains in the Central Plateau to the sea through Whanganui City. Rocking the box on:93.5FM Taumarunui91FM Ruapehu100FM Whanganui88.2FM Ratana
We are a completely live and local station. We aim to keep up to date with everything happening in the Kapiti Coast as well as major events in the region.
Big River FM is a Dargaville based Radio Station transmitting throughout the Kaipara region, from the Waipoua Forest in the North to Warkworth in the South, and also into the fringes of the Helensville and Whangarei areas. Dargaville is a small town on the Kauri Coast of Northland, New Zealand.
Akaroa FM is a small non commercial radio station broadcasting in the Akaroa area of Banks Peninsula New Zealand.Akaroa radio broadcasts into the Akaroa Basin area with spill over to the remote back bays.We are a community type station and don't make commercial profit. Our focus is to provide value radio services to visitors and local people alike here on Banks Peninsula in New Zealand.Our goals simply are to provide easy listening radio twenty four hours a day adding value to those listening and rs using the service.
Access Radio Taranaki 104.4FM is a community access radio station. This means that the station exists to and grow our community, by offering a broadcast voice to those groups and individuals who donâ??t currently have the opportunity to broadcast to their own, and other, communities.Access Radio is not a commercial medium. We do not sell advertising as our primary means of station . We are primarily ed by a grant from NZ On Air. This allows us to work with community groups to bring their shows to air at a very minimal cost.
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