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NZ Radio Awards 2009
19 March, 2010
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News Ngā Pitopito Kōrero
Failed finance firm directors face criminal charges
The Securities Commission has laid criminal charges against the directors of the failed finance firm Capital & Merchant Finance. The firm went into receivership in 2007 owing about $190 million to 7000 investors.
- Intensive dairying plan stalls over consent cost
- Hundreds protest at youth health centre closure
- Security agency takes on domestic focus
- Chilean panel tasked with fixing exact quake toll
International Te Ao Whānui
Radio New Zealand International is the country's international radio service, broadcasting news and information to audiences in the Pacific.
Pacific Headlines
National Te Motu Whānui
Coming Up:
Concert Kōnohete
Coming Up:
- This week’s concert from WOMAD 2009 features Dengue Fever, the only band on the planet who represent equally American West Coast psychedelia and Cambodian pop
- The Composer of the Week is America's Stephen Sondheim who redefined the Broadway musical form with his creative and award-winning productions
Sound Archives Ngā Taonga Kōrero
Sound Archives Ngā Taonga Kōrero is New Zealand's only specialist archive of contemporary and historical radio programmes.
Each week in this spot we'll be featuring some audio from New Zealand's past.
Rugby Union radio commentator Winston McCarthy, known as the "Voice of New Zealand Rugby" reviews the Springbok Tour of 1956. (duration: 3′01″)
Permission of Sound Archives must be obtained before any re-use of this material.
Features Ngā Whakapuakitanga
Design your own
Radio of New Zealand
Create a design for a radio that captures our culture. The best designs will be brought to life by Weta Workshop and displayed at Te Papa.
Find out more about the model radio competition.
Looking for Music?
We've got an exclusive selection of Music, interviews and reviews in the music section of our website.
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This Way Up
Exploring things we use and consume.
Find out more about This Way Up
Treaty Of Waitangi Audio Feature
Radio New Zealand has compiled a collection of audio which explores the history of the Treaty of Waitangi, drawn from the Sound Archives / Ngā Taonga Kōrero collection