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AM/FM Frequency List

National, Concert, AM Network - Parliamentary Broadcasts

Find your region below to determine your tuning frequency.


National broadcasts on both AM and FM ( 101FM ) in most areas.


Radio New Zealand’s AM Network broadcasts all sittings of Parliament from transmitters in Auckland, Waikato, Bay of Plenty, Napier, Wellington, Christchurch, Dunedin and Southland. When Parliament is not sitting, the transmitters carry the Southern Star programme from the Radio Rhema Broadcast Group.

North Island

Kaitaia
National
AM 837, FM 101.2
Concert
96.0
Russell
Concert
98.8
Kaikohe
National
AM 981, FM 101.6
Concert
98.4
Whangarei
National
AM 837, FM 101.1 and 104.3
Concert
89.0 and 96.8
Auckland
National
AM 756 and FM 101.4
Concert
92.6
AM Network
882
Hamilton
National
AM 1143 and FM 101.0
Concert
91.4
AM Network
1494
Tauranga
National
AM 819 and FM 101.0
Concert
91.4
AM Network
657
Whakatane
National
FM 101.7
Concert
95.3
Tokoroa
National
AM 729 and FM 101.0
Rotorua
National
AM 1188 and FM 101.5
Concert
90.3
Te Kuiti
National
FM 94.0
(Community owned)
Taupo
National
FM 101.5 and FM 104.7
Concert
98.3
Gisborne
National
FM 101.3 and AM 1314
Concert
97.2
Napier
National
AM 630 and 101.5 FM
Concert
91.1
AM Network
909
New Plymouth
National
AM 918 and 101.2 FM
Concert
91.6
Whanganui
National
AM 567, FM 101.6
Concert
99.0
Palmerston North
National
AM 1449 and FM 101.0
Concert
89.0
Masterton
National
AM 1071, FM 101.5
Concert
99.2
Kapiti
National
AM 567 and 101.5 FM
Concert
98.3
Wellington
National
AM 567 and FM 101.3, 104.5
Concert
92.5 and 95.6
AM Network
657

South Island

Blenheim
National
AM 567, FM 101.7
Concert
99.3
Takaka
National
FM 98.2
(Community owned)
Nelson
National
AM 1116 and 101.0 FM
Concert
91.4
Westport
National
AM 1458
Concert
98.9
Greymouth
National
FM 101.5
Concert
95.5
Christchurch
National
AM 675 and FM 101.7
Concert
89.7, 95.1 and 99.9
AM Network 963
Ashburton
National
FM 101.4
Lake Tekapo
National
FM 89.0
(Community owned)
Twizel
National
FM 92.6
(Community owned)
Omarama
National
FM 97.3
(Community owned)
Otematata
National
FM 106.7
(Community owned)
Timaru
National
AM 918 and 101.1 FM
Concert
99.5
Wanaka
National
FM 101.0
Concert
95.4
Milford Sound
National
FM 92.0
(Community owned)
Queenstown
National
AM 1134, FM 101.6
Concert
98.4
Alexandra
National
AM 639, FM 101.5
Concert
97.5
Te Anau
National
FM 101.6
(Community owned)
Dunedin
National
AM 810 and FM 101.4
Concert
92.6, 99.0 and 99.4
AM Network 900
Invercargill
National
AM 720 and FM 101.2
Concert
90.0
AM Network
1314

Other NZ Islands

Chatham Islands
National
FM 89.7
(Community owned)

Frequency change

All of Radio New Zealand's AM and FM licences expire on 2 April 2011 and new 20-year licences will apply from that date.

However, as this is a one-in-20 year chance to fix up any interference or inefficient use of spectrum issues, the Radio Spectrum Management division of MED are requiring some frequencies to change.

There will be about 250 frequency changes across the country and about 25 will affect Radio NZ's two FM networks.

Most of the Radio New Zealand National changes are slight adjustments within the 101 part of the band, but some of Radio New Zealand Concert's changes are significant.

Most of the changes will take place between April and November this year.

Frequency Change notification

On 5 February the RNZ Concert frequency from the Southshore transmitter changes from 99.9 MHZ to 99.7 MHZ.

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