New Zealand Broadcasting Press Clippings Scrapbook 1991-1992
The late Mark Nicholls kept a series of scrapbooks containing newspaper and magazine clippings relating to the broadcasting scene in New Zealand. These books provide an interesting look back at NZ broadcasting at the time.
You can browse the interactive PDF-based book below (you can click on the articles to view in more detail), or use the direct links to the articles listed below
Clippings included:
- 3ZB Christchurch
- Reward for catching Dire Straits
- Selwyn Toogood back on radio
- Lithgow FM hitting the airwaves
- Concert FM
- Look whos talking
- Jonesy for President
- Cable radio offers Elvis, birds
- Minister wants control removed from RNZ
- Pirate station slammed for final broadcast
- Minister favours broadcasting becoming self-regulating
- Murray Forgie among RNZ 40 redundancies
- Radio stations claim top spot
- BBC to broadcast on Russian radio
- 4XO Giving away more cash
- Classic Hits ZBFM Giving away the most cash in Dunedin
- Aerial delays possible
- Community radio to hit airwaves in Lawrence
- Ranfurly radio upgrade
- City school hits airwaves on FM
- Interim licence
- Radio NZ reports 13m loss
- Announcer to work full-time towards radio launch
- Transmission plan warning
- Shares to salvage axed radio shows
- Queenstown pirate
- Michele ACourt getting the message through to teenagers
- All ears
- Radio Otago lifts profit
- NZ on Air allocations
- Arrival of Radio Pacific threatens Gore station
- Cash crisis rocks Rhema
- Plug pulled on radio novice
- Neil Collins – Steve Davie – Radio Dunedin
- Maggie Barry for TV
- New plans for Nelson TV
- Classic Hits
- Race calls Queenstown
- Race calls Central
- Attacked by radio boss says DJ
- Talking Home
- Sky TV not in south for some time
- Cartoon – Broadcasting Commission
- 4ZG to up sports cover
- Updates
- City radio station star performer
- QSL cards
- Amateur radio expo
- Com-Centre
- Radio balloon to be launched
- Satellite TV
- The little boy who cried Elle
- Pinetree Meads returns to Southland
- Ryel Electronics Lowe HF225
- The good old Dunedin sound 1
- The good old Dunedin sound 2
- The good old Dunedin sound 3
- Radio Rhema may close in face of line costs
- Ranfurly radio studio to be upgraded
- Amateur Radio Expo
- Pull the TV plug for good says Ian Cross
- Boost for NZ music
- Radio enthusiasts solve crime, help save lives
- A star of Olds back from fray
- Watch on spending at RNZ
- And now, folks, auto radio
- Radio Otago lifts profit 34pc
- Station missed – Lite 96 FM
- Residents win
- Broadcaster dies – John Pike
- New structures 1
- New structures 2
- Our award winning team 91ZM
- Station is on track for a record – Radio Ferrymead
- RNZ pledges profitability
- Newsreader out of job
- Storm on the air waves
- MoreFM free fax feast
- More power – more listeners
- BBC has plans for service
- Aucklands Pacific tops radio awards
- Award recognises career in radio
- Mobile communications hub
- Contact with space station quite simple for ham radio
- We are breaking records
- We rocked they rolled
- Students take to the air
- Radio station job on the cards
- Takitimu school pupils take to the airwaves
- Southland Access Radio
- Takitimu School – Richard Greer
- Vote for your favourite radio personality
- John Husband
- Now whos listening to who
- MoreFM balloon
- Robin Harrison 3ZB
- 3XP Radio Ferrymead
- The uncertain future of non-commercial radio
- Radio NZ seeks MPs aid of debts
- Radio success
- Wars secret listeners meet again
- Bail-out of RNZ sets up sell-off
- Win classic collectors edition radios
- Butch Bradley
- Radio directors named
- Southlands 98FM
- Gardenways Gardening Show 3ZB
- Gore radio service cut
- Future uncertain for Gore radio station
- Concert FM
- Southlands 4ZA
- BBC World Service
- Sports Roundup
- Broadcasts end for Bavarian station
- Networks future insecure
- Cabinet looks at RNZ
Scanned clippings © Radio Heritage Foundation
Mark Nicholls Collection
Mark Nicholls was a keen DXer, Life Member of the New Zealand Radio DX League, and Editor of their magazine, the DX Times, for many years. He sadly passed away in 2014.
You can read a tribute to Mark on the NZRDXL’s website: radiodx.com
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