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Kāinga Ā mātou mahi He raihana pāhotanga reo irirangi arumoni kore List of Non-commercial broadcasters

List of Non-commercial broadcasters

Table of frequencies and locations of access radio (non- commercial radio) as at November 2021

Radio Station

Location

Broadcast Frequency*

Planet FM

Auckland

104.6 FM

Free FM Community Radio

Hamilton

89 FM

Radio Kidnappers

Napier

1431 AM

104.7 FM

Coast Access Radio

Kāpiti and Horowhenua

104.7 FM

Manawatū People's Radio

Palmerston North

999 AM

Arrow FM 

Masterton and Wairarapa region

92.7 FM

Access Radio Taranaki

New Plymouth

104.4 FM

Wellington Access Radio

Wellington

106.1 FM

Fresh FM

Nelson and Tasman region

Nelson-Tasman - 104.8 FM

Takaka - 95.0 FM

Blenheim - 88.9 FM

Plains FM

Christchurch

96.9 FM

Otago Access Radio

Dunedin

105.4 FM

1575 AM

bFM

Auckland

95 FM

Radio Control

Palmerston North

99.4 FM

RadioActive.FM

Wellington

88.6 FM

RDU

Christchurch

98.5 FM

Radio One

Dunedin

91 FM

Good News Radio – Rotorua Gospel

Rotorua

104.7 FM

Radio Reading

Levin

Horowhenua and Manawatū regions

107.3 FM

1602 AM

Auckland Radio Trust

Auckland

810 AM

Compass FM

North Canterbury

104.9 FM

Village Radio

Tauranga

1368 AM

Radio Ferrymead

Canterbury

1413 AM

Rhema

Country wide

View their list of frequencies from Kaitaia to Invercargill on their website

 

*Note: Broadcast frequency listed includes non-commercial frequencies as well as other frequencies such as low power FM frequency (general user frequency). Those in italics are non-commercial licences with Manatū Taonga.

Updated on 2nd November 2021