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Local Programming: Dave Nicholas presents the local day show between 9am to 3pm. In 1998 it reduced local programming to four hours a day in all regions except Christchurch, and introduced new network shows for mornings and afternoons. After converting to FM in the early 1990s, the station was known as 'Southland's 4ZA 98.8FM' for some time before joining the Classic Hits network as 'Classic Hits ZAFM'. All the greatest music from the Far North to the Deep South Originally Radio Wairarapa became Classic Hits Wairarapa 90.1 in 2001 and The Hits Wairarapa in 2014. More recently it moved to 95.8 MHz. The newspaper's source claimed 20 local breakfast announcers would be made redundant. Outside of the breakfast show, all Community Radio Network stations received content from the Lakeland FM studio. ZBFM joined the Classic Hits network in 1993 under the name 'Classic Hits 89FM' which was later changed to 'Classic Hits 89.4'. Originally 1ZD Radio B.O.P. The station later became known as Scenicland FM after moving to the FM band in November 1992, then joined the Classic Hits network around 2001. Originally known as 4ZB on 1044AM, then ZBFM on 89.4FM when the station switched to FM in 1990. Until Friday 20 July 2012, the local breakfast show was hosted by Jason Gunn and Dave Fitzgerald. Originally known as 2ZG on 1010 am, then 'The Coaster 2ZG' on 945 AM, before moving to 90.9FM, and later being rebranded as Classic Hits 90.9. When the station was rebranded as Classic Hits in 1993 the name Geyserland was no longer used on air, however it still appeared on the station's logo at the time of rebranding. The Classic Breakfast was hosted by Kent Robertson until his last show, on Friday 12 October 2012. Unlike the rest of the Classic Hits network, 90FM ran with a "60s, 70s and 80s" format, whereas all other Classic Hits stations (with the exception of Auckland and Christchurch) were playing "70s, 80s and 90s". Tell us the songs you love and the songs you don’t. The Hits runs a range of promotions, from activities at shops and gyms to giveaways of cars and travel. The station was known on air during the 1980s and 1990s as Radio Wairarapa before becoming 90.1 Wairarapa FM in 1999, when the station began broadcasting on 90.1FM. The 98.6 ZHFM frequency can also be heard in Tauranga, the outskirts of Auckland and in a number of places in Northland due to its high power and the high elevation of its transmission site. Taranaki originally had a local breakfast show between 6am and 9am presented by Adam Green and Eryn Deverson. A local news service is no longer available. If you have an Android, or iOS phone, we highly recommend you download our iHeartRadio app to listen. The ZM station that exists in Auckland today is a new station created in 1997 to replace Magic 91FM. In 2001 all Community Radio Network stations became part of Classic Hits, and as a result the station rejoined the Classic Hits network as Classic Hits 98.7. Peter Dakin presents weekend mornings followed by various announcers in the afternoons. On air names included 1300 1ZH and Hits and Memories 1ZH during the 1980s. The station is located on Harrington Street in Tauranga City. FM frequencies and radio stations for every major city and region in New Zealand. The station moved to 1296 AM in 1978. Originally an FM simulcast of 'Radio Nelson' (also on 1341 am), this station later became part of the Classic Hits family and was known as Classic Hits 90FM. Hawkes Bay maintained a local breakfast show as it transitioned into The Hits originally presented by Martin Good and Sarah Van Der Kley. Launched in 2005 as Classic Hits Southern Lakes. Radio Marlborough began broadcasting on 96.9FM in 1991. [22], Since 2014, the network has had a hot adult contemporary playlist mostly from the 2000s and 2010s. Former newsreaders include Alison Leonard (2004-2007), Melanie Homer (2007-2010) and Glen Stuart (2011-2014). Programming continued to originate from Wellington until 1998 when local shows succumbed to network programming. From 2013 the station no longer has any local show - following the rebrand as The Hits all shows are networked. As of 2018 the station does not feature locally produced programming. Originally Waikato's 1ZH this station was first started in 1949 broadcasting on 1310 AM. Or try this player below (please note this will not display if you are in NZ) For Android devices download our iHeart Radio App here. A relay to Picton was also established in 1981, also on 1539 am, but in 1993 moved to 1584 am. Soon after the station was relaunched as 'The New 98FM'. [22], On 4 April 2014 the National Business Review reported Pauline Gillespie (Polly) and Grant Kareama were planning to move from ZM to a new network breakfast show on Classic Hits. Local Programming: Breakfast with Adam Green and Megan Banks between 6am-9am. Network programming commences from midday. International Journal of Evidence‐Based Healthcare, 7(1), 34-42. The stations call sign was changed to 2ZD in 1968 and in 1978 the station moved to 846 am. The station also broadcasts in Te Anau on 90.4FM. The station moved to 96.7FM in 1988 and was then known as Lakeland FM. The Hits has had the broadest broadcast reach of any radio network in the country since 1996,[1] and is now available on 40 full-power FM frequencies and 18 iHeartRadio streams. Local Programming: Dave Nicholas presents a local 9am to 3pm show for Christchurch, while producing a network show. Local content has since been reduced across the network with some stations receiving only network content. Tauranga 90.2FM 1008AM; Timaru 1152AM; Tokoroa 1413AM; Waikato 97.0FM 1296AM; Wanaka 90.6FM; Whanganui 1197AM; Wellington 89.3FM 1035AM; Westport 95.7FM 1287AM Following the rebrand to The Hits the local breakfast was dropped and now the station has the same local daytime show as Rotorua. Mark Bunting continued presenting breakfast following the rebrand to The Hits but was later fired when it was announced he would be moving to opposition The Breeze in Waikato. The station was later renamed to 2ZW and moved to 1197 am in 1978. Similar names were adopted by Radio Northland, Radio Nelson, South Canterbury's Radio Caroline, Dunedin's 4ZB and Southland's 4ZA.. Wellington Goldtime Oldies B90FM and Christchurch's Goldtime Oldies B98FM also rebranded as Classic Hits but retained the stations oldies format playing music from the 1960s and 1970s, all other Classic Hits stations at the time were playing music from the 1960s to current 1990s hits. Gandy left the show and was replaced by Laura McGoldrick, with the addition of The Hits’ content director Todd Campbell. Local Programming: Hayley Bath presents the day show between 9am and 3pm. [33], Classic Hits was named for its classic hits format, and the original Auckland station promoted itself as "The best of the 1960s, 1970s and the 1980s". 89.3 Ashburton The Hits Canterbury NZME 89.4 Auckland Newstalk ZB Auckland NZME 89.4 Tauranga ZM-FM Bay of Plenty NZME 89.4 Twizel More FM South Canterbury MediaWorks 89.4 Dunedin The Hits Otago NZME 89.5 Rotorua Flava Rotorua NZME 89.5 Masterton More FM 4 Wairarapa MediaWorks 89.5 Kapiti Coast Newstalk ZB Wellington NZME With the changeover to The Hits, AJ Funnell was moved to present a local show between 9am and 12pm and Dave Fitzgerald presented a network show from Christchurch but at the same time separate voice breaks are recorded for local Christchurch and Auckland audiences. The Hits 3pm Pick-Up with Laura McGoldrick Stace, Mike & Anika: Three Moments You May have Missed Mums In Cars Originally known as 2XB this station was first started in March 1958 broadcasting on 840AM. [6][7] The network targets 25- to 54-year-old homeowners, socially-active parents and price-conscious household shoppers. Lash extensions everyday, events, weddings and more xx Originally known as 1ZO or Radio Forestland on 1413 am in the 1980s and 1990s, then 'Classic Hits Radio Forestland' before switching to FM in 2006. The Hits is covered through the Northland region using four frequencies – 96.4FM in the Far North, 106.1FM in the Bay of Islands, 96.4FM in the Mid North and 95.6FM in Whangarei. In April 2020 the network breakfast from Dunedin was replaced with the national network breakfast show. He moved back to the Waikato breakfast show in 2007. The local stations remained commercially viable in otherwise unviable markets and the network was able to invest in its brand and programmes. In the 1980s 1ZD became known as Radio BOP and relocated to the Bay Savings Bank building on Devonport Road in Tauranga. From 29 May 2017, the station began a relay station in Kaikoura on 91.5FM. The station moved to 1539 am in 1978 and then became Radio Marlborough. Originally known as 2ZA and broadcasting on 940AM, later 927AM, the station began simulcasting on 97.8FM in the early 1990s under the name 'AM-FM 2ZA'. [50], Classic Hits has sponsored touring artists, local events and national music tours. The local version of the green diamond Classic Hits logo used by Classic Hits 97FM Auckland in the 1990s. Browse the listings below to find Radio Stations & Frequencies in Rotorua. Local Programming: Blair Dowling presents the local day show between 9am to 3pm. Around 1996, B90FM became 'Classic Hits 90FM' and an adjustment was made to the station's frequency, shifting from 89.8 to 90.0FM. Each of these presenters produced voicetracks for the network show as well as a local Auckland show with Dave Fitzgerald also providing local voicebreaks for Christchurch. Between 9am and 3pm a network daytime show presented by Dave Nicholas can be heard in markets that have a local breakfast show as well as markets with no local shows. More recently the breakfast show was presented by James McRobbie and Liv McBride, James left in early 2018 with his short lived replacement being Bradley Craig (BC). Following the departure of BC and with Liv going on maternity leave a decision was made to network Dunedin's breakfast show presented by Callum and P into Southland. The Hits (formerly known as Classic Hits) is a Hot adult contemporary music radio network, broadcasting to 26 markets across New Zealand. The Hits 3pm Pick-Up with Laura McGoldrick Stace, Mike & Anika: Three Moments You May have Missed Mums In Cars [2][3], Most of the individual stations started out as local AM stations owned by state broadcaster Radio New Zealand. It dropped more music from the 1980s in 2011, becoming the station of the "80s, 90s, today". The broadcast frequency was changed to 90.3FM in October 2010. From 2017 The Hits Oamaru receives its breakfast show from the Dunedin station. Following the rebrand to The Hits the Kapiti station takes the same local shows as Wellington. There is also an AM relay in Golden Bay on 1269 am. GOLD plays all your favourite artists and all their greatest hits! Find Radio Stations & Frequencies in Rotorua. The network has Twitter and Facebook pages, and each station has a Facebook page.[2]. Home » Find Somewhere in New Zealand » Rotorua » Rotorua Radio Stations & Frequencies. The stations feature regular traffic information, including TimeSaver Traffic updates in Auckland, Hamilton, Tauranga, Hawke’s Bay, Wellington, Christchurch and Dunedin. The station is located in Cavalier House on Market Street, Blenheim. [18][19] However, in response to increased competition and falling market share, it looked for ways to cut costs. Originally Classic Hits broadcast on 89.4FM as a relay of Classic Hits 90FM in Wellington, this station broadcast on 89.4 as far back as 1991 when the station was 2ZB and later B90FM. One example is GE Free Northland, which encourages its supporters to focus campaigns on Classic Hits. Frequency Name Format Owner Transmitter Broadcasting on frequency since Previous stations on frequency 87.6 FM BollyBop Indian Tauranga: 87.8 FM: Gaia FM: World music, Smooth Jazz: Tauranga: 88.1 FM: Katikati: His FM: 88.1 FM: Valley FM 88.1: Oldies: Tauranga: 88.3 FM Sub FM Toi Ohomai Institute of Technology: Tauranga: 88.3 FM: Capital FM Te Puke [41][42] The show was previously hosted by Pat Courtenay (1998-1999), Andrew Dickens (1999-2000), Grant Bailey (2000-2003), Mark Bunting (2003-2007), Jason Reeves (2007–2010), Jason Gunn (2012-2013), Justin Brown (2014), Guy Parsons (2014) and Paul Flynn (2015-2019). Each station retained its local brands and breakfast shows, but took network programmes from Lakeland FM in Taupo at other times of the day. This station was originally Southland's 4ZA on 864AM. The Hits 98.6FM Hamilton can also be heard in Tauranga. [9] Later that year, it came under the ownership of New Zealand Media and Entertainment. [1] A new Southern Lakes station was introduced in Queenstown in 2005, and the Radio Waitomo station in Te Kuiti closed down. Dickinson, A., Peacock, K., Fair, N., Thomas, M., Nicol, R., Mikkelsen, J., & Johnstone, L. (2009). For a short time a second frequency served Turangi on 89.6, and later 92.4 but was discontinued. RNZ National broadcasts on both AM and FM (101FM) in most areas. The former Sophia Street studios were demolished to make way for car parking. Zoe Beck- … The Hits in Taranaki originates from 2ZP Radio Taranaki, which broadcast on 1053 am in New Plymouth and 1557 am in Hawera (as 2ZH). This station broadcasts from the famous Broadcasting House building on the corner of Dickens & Dalton Streets in Napier – one of only two central city building's left standing following the 1931 Napier earthquake. In February 2020 an announcement was made that Jono Pryor and Ben Boyce (Jono and Ben) would replace the current network breakfast with Toni Street and Sarah Gandy moving to Coast. The first song played under the new format was Best Day of My Life by American Authors. Local Programming: Paul Hickey presents the local daytime show between 9am and 3pm. [26], Pauline Gillespie (Polly) and Grant Kareama took over the network breakfast programme. The Rising Tide. On 15 April The Radio Network confirmed Classic Hits would become The Hits, and on 28 April the change took effect. Local Programming: Breakfast with Callum Procter and Patrina Roche between 6am and 9am. From 2017 the Breakfast became networked from Auckland however local broadcasting remained with a new local workday show. No local programming originates from the Blenheim studios. The station is located on Main Street in Palmerston North. At the same time The Hits local announcer Phil Hooper was moved to Hokonui to present a local breakfast for an Ashburton audience with all other programming on Hokonui originating from Southland or Dunedin. In 1998, the Auckland and Wellington stations followed suit and a shared network playlist was rolled out. [58][59][60], Some stations in The Hits network support local branches of the Royal New Zealand Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. Originally known as Radio Northland and broadcasting on 1026 and 1215 AM with the call sign 1ZN, the station moved to 96FM in Whangarei during the late 1990s. Historically the breakfast show was hosted by John "Boggy" McDowell. Radio FM. [22] It currently features sections on recipes, parenting issues, videos, events, galleries, competitions and breaking news. [15] The company expanded its reach with new purchases, converting most of its local stations to the Classic Hits brand. When the station was rebranded The Hits, previous breakfast announcer Phil Hooper was shifted to the 9 am–3 pm slot. The station broadcasts on the following frequencies across the Coromandel region, Thames 106FM, Paunui, Tairua, Whangamata 100.3FM and Whitianga 106.9FM. In its early years Classic Hits broadcast live local programmes in every region from Monday to Saturday, taking Auckland network programmes at night and on Sundays. The station is located on North Street in Timaru. Most shows outside of breakfast are presented from the Auckland studio to markets taking network shows, most announcers based in Auckland produce two voice breaks, a local voice break for Auckland mentioning Auckland frequency and region specific information for Auckland and a separate voice break for the rest of the country tailored to a national audience. [20][21], Also in 1998 all of The Radio Network's remaining local stations formed the Community Radio Network. [11][12], Other stations in the Classic Hits group began as local commercial stations owned by the Government-owned Radio New Zealand, at a time when the New Zealand Government had a monopoly on the New Zealand radio market. From 23 July 2012 Jason and Dave moved to broadcasting a nationwide Drive show between 4 pm and 7 pm broadcast from the Classic Hits Christchurch studios to all of New Zealand. [80] The website was launched in 2005, and redesigned in 2007, 2011 and 2014. Boggy started on the 4ZA breakfast show on 1 June 1979 and remained presenting this show until 21 December 2012. All of the stations programming now originates from Auckland. GOLD MUSIC CHECK UP - This is your chance to help us shape GOLD’s Greatest Hits playlist. The Breeze launched in Tauranga around September 2007 on 96.1 MHz, a frequency previously used by Radio Pacific, (now 873 kHz), then by Radio Live, (now 1107 kHz). Classic Hits Southland retained a local breakfast show with an unpaid announcer, and Dunedin produced a highlights show. [10], The Hits was originally known as Classic Hits up until April 2014. Local news and sport was read by Malcolm Gayfer until the end of 2012. By using new satellite networking technology, Classic Hits stations were able to have local shows at breakfast time, and have network shows presented from the Classic Hits Auckland studios with local advertisements, weather forecasts and breakouts at other times of the day. Other stations included Lakeland FM, Whanganui's River City Radio, Tokoroa's Radio Forestland, Radio Wairarapa, Marlborough's Radio Marlborough, the West Coast's Radio Scenicland and Ashburton's 3ZE. Originally known as Radio Geyserland on 1350 AM. Since February 2017 The Hits has run a local breakfast show, initially presented by Sarah Gandy, Sam Wallace and Toni Street. A local breakfast was reinstated in 2017 presented by Dave Fitzgeral and Brodie Kemp, this show was networked to Ashburton and Timaru. [51][52][53] Local stations have been involved in marathons, airshows, street races, and Christmas celebrations. Mark Bunting joined the station in 2000 as the breakfast host, and moved to Classic Hits Auckland to present the Drivetime show over the entire Classic Hits network between 2003 and 2006. Estelle Clifford presents the night show between 7pm and 12am weeknights. As of 2018, there are no local shows with all content networked from Auckland. Later, after more than 5 years of not using it, part of the 2ZA call sign was returned when the station became Classic Hits 97.8 ZAFM. [29] The network's parent company, The Radio Network, became part of New Zealand Media and Entertainment in October 2014. The same year 95 BOP FM relocated to … [5] Despite a major reduction in local programmes since 1993, most stations still have a local three-hour breakfast programme or a six-hour daytime programme. The station is located on the Corner of Taranaki and Abel Smith Streets, in Central Wellington. [8] In April 2014, the network re-branded from Classic Hits to The Hits to attract more younger listeners. See More triangle-down; Pages Liked by This Page. Tauranga 92.6: Canterbury 92.9: Rotorua 91.1: South Canterbury 97.1: Taupo 100.0: Ashburton 95.7: Hawkes Bay 91.9: Timaru 90.7 ... Southland 98.0: Stream The Sound on mobile, tablet or computer: Your region not listed above? The Kapiti Coast repeater was eventually dropped and replaced with Newstalk ZB. From 2006 the only local content was the breakfast show, as with other Classic Hits stations at the time. The station joined the Classic Hits network in 1995, originally as Classic Hits 99FM. The company was able to leverage its reach for national advertising clients, including agency campaigns. 2 talking about this. Between 2012 and 2014, for example, it secured naming rights to the Acoustic Church Tour and Winery Tour events featuring artists like Anika Moa, Boh Runga, Hollie Smith, Gin Wigmore, The Exponents, Stan Walker and Breaks Co-Op. All FM frequencies and radio stations for the Bay of Plenty. The station covers Queenstown on 90.4FM, Wanaka on 96.2FM and Alexandra on 99.9FM. Find Radio Stations & Frequencies in Rotorua New Zealand. On 27 October 2010, the station shifted frequencies to 90.1FM, to comply with Government broadcasting regulations. In 2002, the station's name was altered to 'Classic Hits 89.5 - Bay City Radio'. Originally known as 2XA this station began broadcasting in Whanganui in October 1949 on 1200AM. For iOS devices download our iHeart Radio App here. The station was renamed to River City Radio in 1988 and 89.6 River City FM in 1993 after the station began broadcasting on 89.6FM. At the end of 2013 Jason left Classic Hits and in 2014 a new afternoon show was started presented by Dave Fitzgerald and Guy Parsons still from Christchurch. Mount Maunganui, New Zealand. Formerly known as Radio Scenicland, launched in 1968 on 747 AM in Greymouth (callsign 3ZA), 1287 AM in Westport (callsign 3ZW) and 1521 AM in Reefton (callsign 3ZR), this station was part of the Community Radio Network. broadcasting on 1008 AM. The station is located at new NZME Radio headquarters in Graham Street in central Auckland. The Classic Hits name was actually used on a bumper sticker as well as A Better Music Mix before the station was re branded as Classic Hits ZHFM in 1993. [28] Others kept their breakfast shows, and continued taking network morning and afternoon shows. The local breakfast was axed in March 2020 [45] In some regions, the station that would eventually become The Hits, was the only available radio station in that region. Rotorua The network plays a range of New Zealand music, giving promotion and airtime to Brooke Fraser, Benny Tipene, Lorde, and Avalanche City. The Hits Drive Show is hosted by Stacey Morrision, Mike Puru and Anika Moa . Tauranga. The 98.6 ZHFM frequency can also be heard in Tauranga, the outskirts of Auckland and in a number of places in Northland due to its high power and the high elevation of its transmission site. RNZ's AM Network broadcasts all sittings of Parliament on AM. 1990s: Classic Hits 95BOP FM : 95.8 FM: The Breeze: Easy Listening: MediaWorks: Tauranga Kopukairua: 96.6 FM: Mai FM: Urban: MediaWorks: Tauranga Kopukairua No.3: 97.4 FM: Coast: Middle of the road: NZME: Tauranga Kopukairua: 98.2 FM: Moana Radio: Urban contemporary: Moana Communications: Tauranga Kopukairua: Formerly Tahi 98.2FM : 99.0 FM: Gold: Greatest hits: NZME: Tauranga … From 9am all programming is networked. [30] The article initially failed to mention the change only affected Auckland and that Polly and Grant would continue presenting their breakfast from Wellington to those markets already taking the Polly and Grant show. [10] Text 'North' or 'South' to 2699 to receive a list of our frequencies.You can also listen on To cut costs and prepare the stations for commercial sale, Radio New Zealand began rebranding AM stations to Newstalk ZB and rebranding the FM stations as Classic Hits. Many have given a platform to broadcasting names like Selwyn Toogood, Paul Holmes, Peter Sinclair, Jenny-May Clarkson (nee Coffin) and Jason Gunn. Jim Jones and The Peoples Temple. Waikato's 1ZH became Classic Hits ZHFM, Bay of Plenty's 1ZD Radio BOP became Classic Hits BOP FM, Rotorua's Geyserland FM became Classic Hits Geyserland FM, Radio Taranaki became Classic Hits Taranaki FM, and Hawke's Bay's Bay City Radio became Classic Hits Bay City Radio. Today, now known as ‘The Hits 89-6’, the station remains located on Selwyn Place in Nelson City, Scott Radovanovich presented a local breakfast show across Nelson and Marlborough until it was replaced with the Auckland-based breakfast show towards the end of 2018. [4] John "Boggy" McDowell was an announcer on the Southland station for 33 years. Prior to the rebranding to The Hits the local breakfast show was hosted by AJ Funnell, Chloe Emirali and Andy Ellis. 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