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	Radio Hauraki story
		Radio Hauraki is a 24-hours-per-day station, and is as popular for the 2-6 a.m.
		Radio Hauraki is a young, happy, friendly station, not only to the listeners but within the organisation, too.
		Some of these came to Hauraki as established names from Australian radio stations, but most have been home-grown talents who may never have had the chance for their names to become the household words that they are if it had not been for the Free Radio sound of Radio Hauraki.
	www.guernsey.net /~deejayclancy/html/radio_hauraki_story.HTM (1994 words)

	MILESAGO - Radio - Top 40 Radio and the Pop Charts (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Radio was the first instantaneous mass-communication medium; it could be broadcast over great distances; remote stations could be (and very quickly were) linked together into national networks to broadcast common programming over vast areas, whereas newspapers were mostly focussed on the cities in which they were produced.
		Radio airplay was recognised as a major factor in gaining as much exposure for a song as possible, but unlike today, where record sales are the benchmark, in the 1930s it was sales of sheet music (which was considerably cheaper than a record).
		Radio Hauraki made its final marine broadcast on 1 June 1970, finishing at 1pm with the first song it had played back in 1966, Matt Munro's Born Free, but in a tragic postscript, announcer Rick Grant was lost overboard as the Tiri II returned to Auckland Harbour on 2 June.
	www.milesago.com /Radio/top40.htm (17667 words)

	The History of Radio Hauraki - New Zealand.
		Hauraki was starting to worry that this was going to be the end and that they would never get a private broadcasting licence for land transmissions.
		Radio Hauraki was granted one of the private broadcasting licences.
		Radio Hauraki had done it, breaking a 30 year State broadcasting monopoly by the NZBC, and beating the rivals Radio i, to air by more than a month.
	www.cwgsy.net /private/offshorepirateradio/hauraki.html (2155 words)

	Radio Hauraki - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		It was the first commercial radio station in NZ and operated illegally to break the monopoly held by the government.
		In mid-1970, the state monopoly on radio frequencies was broken, with the New Zealand Broadcasting Authority finally allowing Radio Hauraki to broadcast on land, legally.
		Radio Hauraki began FM transmission in 1990, and the 1480 kHz frequency was subsequently acquired by a local community group to broadcast the BBC World Service.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Radio_Hauraki (673 words)

	Radio Heritage Foundation : Pirate Radio Station Hauraki : 40 Years On : Official Pirate Reunion Site
		On Sunday, December 4th 1966, pirate Radio Hauraki began broadcasting from aboard the Tiri in international waters in the Hauraki Gulf.
		It marks a watershed in New Zealand's broadcasting history and Hauraki is an icon of the sixties.
		The Radio Heritage Foundation is providing the website to tell pirate Radio Hauraki's story through the words, images and sounds of those involved.
	www.radioheritage.net /hauraki/default.asp (261 words)

	Pirate Memories - Radio Hauraki
		The idea of Top 40 radio was alien to most New Zealanders, and Radio Hauraki spent many hours explaining how their broadcasts would sound...
		Radio Hauraki remains a major force in New Zealand broadcasting 35 years after losing its pirate status.
		Although this recording is not technically related to UK Pirate Radio, it shows that the struggle to bring commercial radio to a country was not confined to Britain....
	homepage.ntlworld.com /copy.rite/piratememories/hauraki.htm (848 words)

	Radio Heritage Foundation - Home
		Radio 2UE is the oldest of the existing commercial stations in Australia: It commenced operating in 1925 on a license granted in 1924.
		Radio Tarana operates on 1386 AM with a 10kW signal that covers the country during darkness and is often received as far away as Australia, the Pacific islands, the USA and Europe.
		Surprise - tomorrow is another Radio Hauraki birthday and 36 years ago at 6.00am Ian Magan was playing the Matt Munro version of Born Free to announce to Auckland (and the world) that Radio Hauraki was starting a new life as 1XA a legal 1480 AM station and was here to stay.
	www.radioheritage.net /default.asp (1312 words)

	The Offshore Radio Fleet
		In August 1966 Radio Hauraki chooses their transmission vessel The M.V. TIRI - she needed a lot of work on her though before she would be ready for the rough International waters just beyond New Zealand's 3 mile limit.
		The Hauraki crew were arrested and the TIRI put back to its berth all to the disappointment of the Hauraki fans but were later set free on bail in the early hours of Monday October 24th 1966..
		The Government had detained the TIRI to stop it being used as a pirate radio station NOT because the TIRI was to be surveyed before being allowed to be put out to sea.
	www.offshore-radio.de /fleet/tiri.htm (784 words)

	Radio Network \| Stations
		Since then, Radio Hauraki has become an institution broadcasting in 13 markets across the country.
		Radio Hauraki is New Zealand's original classic rock station - featuring music from U2, The Stones, Pink Floyd, the Doors and many more.
		Typically 25 to 50 year olds and mostly male, Hauraki listeners come from a broad cross-section of society, spending their money on everything from household furniture and consumables to sports and entertainment.
	www.radionetwork.co.nz /Stations/Hauraki (97 words)

	New Zealand Pirates
		Hauraki starts test transmission on 1480AM — although a bit weak and distorted Hauraki was on the air for the first time.
		Radio Hauraki began transmissions in earnest at sea aboard the TIRI in the Hauraki Gulf on 1480AM just after 8pm.
		Radio inspectors catch Hauraki broadcasting in NZ internal waters on several occasions.
	www.oldradio.com /archives/international/nzp.html (7003 words)

	The Captain's Log
		Radio Hauraki is of course the FIRST pirate station in New Zealand AND the world to be granted a private land broadcasting licence after being out at sea in the Hauraki Gulf off Auckland.
		The Radio Hauraki founders looked at what was happening in the UK with Radio Caroline, etc, and based some of what they wanted to achieve around that.
		Radio Hauraki still exists in Auckland on 99.0FM as a Album Rock - Classic Rock format and is networked to about half a dozen other centres in the North Island outside Auckland also on FM frequencies.
	www.radiowaves.org.uk /log/index.php (1319 words)

	New Zealamnd Radio Stations - Lennox Media Brokers (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Radio Eketahuna - Eketahuna (Manawatu) NZ Radio Rhema (0.6kW) //[N] - Palmerston North (Manawatu) NZ...
		The Breeze 94and98FM/891AM//[FM] - Wellington (Wellington) NZ Radio Rhema//[N] - Wellington (Wellington) NZ...
		Radio One 91FM (4SAO) (0.3kW) //[b.net] - Dunedin (Otago) NZ The Edge//[N] - Dunedin (Otago) NZ...
	www.lennoxmedia.co.nz /radiolist.htm (1195 words)

	Pirate Memories - Radio City
		Whilst Radio City's signal was never as good as these stations, it built up a solid listenership in the Kent and Essex area.
		With the death of Reg Calvert in June 1966, the Radio City operation was taken over by his wife Dorothy.
		Mrs Calvert argued that the station was indeed outside this limit, and did not come under British jurisdiction, however the court found against her and Radio City, and the station was instructed to close at midnight on the 8th February 1967.
	homepage.ntlworld.com /copy.rite/piratememories/city.htm (474 words)

	MILESAGO - Media - Radio - Chronology (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		All experimental FM radio stations are closed and plans for community and other FM stations are put on hold for over a decade.
		Then the Tiri gets stuck under a drawbridge which police lower to try to stop her, but Hauraki supporters including David Gapes sit under the mechanism to stop it being fully lowered, and with help from members of the 200-strong crowd the Tiri is freed and starts sailing out.
		Twelve Australian community radio stations are licenced as an interim move by the federal media minister, Dr Moss Cass.
	www.milesago.com /Radio/radiochron.htm (2570 words)

	Radio Tuner - Waikato Linux Users Group
		Gnome Radio is a nice gui for GTK2 that can store frequencies and record streams onto disk as Wav, MP3 or OggVorbis.
		The driver for the radio tuner on the saa7134 tv tuner card seemed to have been broken for LinuxKernel 2.6.8, but works again in 2.6.9.
		There is an insmod parameter for saa7134 "radio_nr" that specifies the number of radion device and ther is probably no "radio" flag parameter, by which you can turn the support on/off (use modinfo for more info).
	www.wlug.org.nz /RadioTuner (567 words)

	New Zealand Radio
		The Australian Radio Network owns TRN (The Radio Network), New Zealand's premiere radio company with over 118 radio stations across the country.
		Radio Hauraki, in 13 markets Radio Hauraki is New Zealand’s original classic rock adult music station.
		Radio Sport a national sports talk and commentary network, heard in 20 markets.
	www.arn.com.au /nzradio.htm (239 words)

	Community Radio Network - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Community Radio Network (CRN) was a network of radio stations based in provincial centres across New Zealand.
		Established in 1998, each radio station in the network retained its local name and broadcast a live breakfast show from the centre in which it was based and then during the day and overnight would pick up the network feed broadcast from Taupo.
		CRN is also responsible for the operation of Radio Hauraki in Taupo and ZM in Wanganui and Timaru.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Community_Radio_Network (231 words)

	RADIO SYD Sweden (1965) : RadioLogoLand.com : CafePress.com
		RADIO SYD Sweden 1965 - Organic Cotton Tee
		RADIO SYD Sweden 1965 - Women's Cap Sleeve T-Shir
		RADIO SYD Sweden 1965 - Women's Raglan Hoodie
	www.cafepress.com /radiologoland/971109 (49 words)

	Radio London - Happenings March 05 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The Pirate Radio Hall of Fame has great photos of the two vessels which were taken in 1970, some of them aboard the Fredericia.
		With the exception of 'Pirate Radio Skues', which will continue on Mondays, 2200 to 0100, Keith is bowing-out of his late-night show (networked from BBC Norwich) which he has presented for the past ten years.
		Pirate BBC Essex has been invited by Radio Caroline to broadcast on Easter Saturday afternoon from its flagship moored at Tilbury, when Steve Scruton will be presenting a four-hour special programme from a studio aboard the Ross Revenge between 2 and 6pm.
	www.radiolondon.co.uk /kneesflashes/happenings/march05/hapmarch05.html (2669 words)

	Offshore Radio: Watery Wireless Stations
		Radio Waddenzee was testbroadcasting from the S.S. Thalassa in Harlingen harbour in 2004
		Dutch public radio and tv station TROS originates from R.T.V. Noordzee on the REM island in the early sixties
		Radio 538's name is a reminiscence of Radio Veronica´s mediumwave frequency 538 meters
	www.offshore-radio.de /active.htm (537 words)

	NZRDXL Talkback
		Radio Antilles broadcast with a 125kW transmitter on 930 AM and was frequently heard here in the South Pacific.
		Radio ALEX on 11980 with 250w was heard on December 22 at 1000 UTC from Zaporizhzhia by a European DXer.
		Radio Moldova International is relatively unknown even in DX circles.
	radiodx.com /spdxr/talkback.htm (3166 words)

	radio266 OFFSHORE RADIO ARCHIVES - UKOnAir.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		It was very exciting in 1970 when RNI came on the scene from the mebo 11.
		I have access to 100s of hours of offshore radio recordings....most of them are very good quality,and have been cleaned up in FTP-PRO..these recordings are streamed at 64kbs on listen2myradio,and 48kbs on jetcast.
		radio 266 will be on air this afternoon with offshore radio memories from RNI and CAROLINE.
	www.ukradio.com /forums/showthread.php?t=7752 (337 words)

	Radio Hauraki 1480..the top of the dial...remembered - Digital Spy Forums
		Pirate Radio London is connected to Big L now broadcasting but Radio City has no connections.
		Caroline is now only on satellite and Big L satellite and AM in Holland so neither actually made legal radio status as in AM or FM although they operate legally through other means.
		Radio Hauraki Was Invited By The New Zealand Government To Come On Land And Start Up As A Legal Radio Station.
	www.digitalspy.co.uk /forums/showthread.php?t=477199 (471 words)

	Pirate Radio of the Offshore Kind. Radio memories and music from the offshore pirate radio days since radio began.
		Radio memories and music from the offshore pirate radio days since radio began.
		With changes afoot it is now time to ask you about your favourite stories relating to "Offshore Pirate Radio" It has been awhile since the site has had a revamp and after prompting from many quarters i thought it time to get a move on and build on what we already have.
		One way of doing this would be to write an article and i will publish it here for all to see.
	www.cwgsy.net /private/offshorepirateradio (300 words)

	ON LINE RADIO STATIONS
		Gala Radio is Ukraine's No. 1 Radio station.
		Information about Radio Elios, the number 1 radio station in Cyprus.
		Radio Radius is Israel's largest commercial radio station.
	www.findthelinks.com /media/on_line_radio_stations.htm (375 words)

	New Zealand Radio - Lennox Media Brokers (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The radio market in New Zealand caters to all possible listening tastes with over 150 stations nationwide.
		The radio marketplace in New Zealand is in a similar situation to that in Australia.
		The concentration of ownership within these two organisations has resulted in the development of specific target markets, and a variety of cross-market and individual market station combo's that enable advertisers to now achieve greater cost efficiencies in what was a short time before, a very fragmented marketplace.
	www.lennoxmedia.co.nz /radio.htm (227 words)

	Musalman.com - Radio - All Broadcasters - Airwave - New Zealand (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Musalman.com - Radio - All Broadcasters - Airwave - New Zealand
		Radio New Zealand - 567Khz AM - Wellington
		Radio Te Arawa - 89.0 FM - Rotorua
	www.musalman.com /audio/RadioStations/new_zealand.html (145 words)

	Radio Hauraki documentary and competition - UKOnAir.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		In 1966, 'pirate' Radio Hauraki began a radio revolution in New
		You'll also hear how state radio changed to meet the Radio Hauraki challenge, more jingles and more great Kiwi music.
		The documentary places the radio revolution in social and historic context, and celebrates their ultimate success.
	www.ukradio.com /forums/showthread.php?p=98265 (310 words)

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