New Zealand Broadcasting Press Clippings Scrapbook 1994-1996
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:
- Trackside Please adjust your set
- Facing the brave new world of broadcasting
- Shy and retiring Kim Hill
- Your Song
- Your Song
- Racing channel starts without Sky
- Tourist Information FM
- Students speak to astronaut
- Nippon air
- Radio changes
- Hosking likely host of Morning Report
- New radio station
- Trackside on UHF
- Call for rise in TV radio fee
- New transmitter for Sunshine Bay
- CTV to continue news and sport links with TVNZ
- CTV may lose tenancy of studio building
- Classic Hits 1000
- Options aired for proposed Maori TV channel
- Sacked announcer makes point with can
- Radio J Wave airs to Japanese in the alps
- Radio sale showdown
- Radios heyday from the crystal set era
- Radios biggest celebrity
- Newstalk ZB schedule
- Kiwi radio fans a world apart but on same wavelength
- More FM Office Shout
- Broadcasting tenders soon
- NZ On Air
- Bad day for president
- NZ born actress broadcaster dies
- Radio Spectrum Tender 6
- Q92FM A First Year Turn Up
- 92 Hour Celebration
- First steps toward RNZ sale confirmed
- Newstalk ZB
- More FM golf
- C93FM windsurf reports
- Pam Corkery have a go
- C93FM office shouts
- Scouts on air
- RNZ still tops ratings
- Radio NZ sell off likely next year
- Radio operators mark historic broadcast
- Chris Diack Radio is his hobby habit and passion
- Iwi FM caters for all tastes
- Tourists own radio
- RNZ technician
- RNZ 0900 Infoline
- Tender
- BBC set to improve reception
- Radios future is it all talk
- Susies back on breakfast,jpg
- Letters
- BBC apologies to loyal listenership
- Kids TV staff cut
- BBC World Service mourned
- Rhema cuts staff
- BBC World Service may resume in NZ
- BBC off NZ air over contract dispute
- Radio Pacific records strong first half
- National Radio updates image
- Radio Otago group leads
- Singing out load and clear in radios early days
- New radio station in place of BBC
- Cartoon
- Saving America from the liberals
- Regional revival
- Yvonne back on air
- Frequency use up in air
- More radio choice in Central
- Trees tune in to radio waves
- PSA wants consultation on Radio NZ sale proposals
- Morse Code language of worldwide chats
- Radio man in tune with the world
- Television has changed lives
- Classic Hits FM
- NewstalkZB Speights Coast to Coast
- Pacific profits via air waves
- MoreFM Cash Song
- The liberty sell
- Out of service
- Wake-up call
- Bazza bright and early
- MoreFM Lets celebrate
- Freedom matters to new station
- C93FM Classic Rock
- Man in Blue Revealed
- Radio NZs Chch chief loses job in revamp
- Hes here to stay
- Radio Pacific prepared to double capital
- Potential bidders
- Striking the jackpot
- Maori Pakeka and New Zealander
- Radio flagship sails into third decade
- The brat is back
- Peter Sinclair plays classic love songs
- No hard rock
- C93FM Warriors Hour
- RNZ radio schedules
- Overseas interest in RNZ
- Resort Radio No 1
- Safeguard for town radio in sales bill
- Australian company eyeing RNZ stations
- Background Music Radio
- Sliced bread
- More women listen to us
- Budding buskers
- Radio Liberty off air
- Let there be lite
- 1323 Tall poppies
- RNZ sell off
- Resort 99FM
- Radio Dunedin
- Morse code still has place with amateurs
- Christian channel unveils plans
- BBC World Service funds cut opposed
- Publishing push for Radio Pacific
- Broadcaster bows out
- Kens leaving
- i94.5 pussycat
- Dave Dobbyn Rocks the Rugby
- Face up to Richard Loe
- NZ radio technician picked up Japanses surrender
- Radio decision is timely illogical
- Radio Rolls-Royce
- BBC World Service back
- Levy Holmes in RNZ bid
- OReilly confirms interest in Radio NZ
- Radio Otago profit eroded
- NewstalkZB
- MoreFM pay cheque
- Passion for vintage radios displayed at Edendale
- Investment firm to advise on radio sale
- Radio Pacific cash
- NZ On Air report
- Chch to get BBC service
- Radio stations change premises
- Radio Pacific listen for cash
- 91ZM Believe it or not
- Radio Pacific profit in same band
- Radio Ferrymead nostalgia
- MoreFM cash songs
- Remember the smell of wet flannel
- MPs want radio site
- Announcer back
- Station goes off air
- Station short lived
- Beatles only radio station to start in Chch
- Recording human history
- Shock jocks push limits
- See Neil Diamand in Sydney with Newstalk ZB
- Radio listings
- Shakeup on the way for NZ radio
- Private radioland
- Decision on first commercial radio bid
- CTV Stretch your horizon
- Radio bid raises warning on crossmedia issue
- Radio stations sold
- Tiny firm builds AM radio transmitters
- Local FM also in reach
- RNZ sale date mid May
- Now red hot new rock C93FM
- British radio company in deal with MDC
- The price of liberty
- Maori groups delay RNZ sale with appeal
- We play rugby the way we always have
- Now radio advertising in Queenstown is nothing but sliced bread
- Teenage transmissions
- XFM
- Newstalk ZB
- Going once going twice
- Radio sale appeal dismissed
- To the Max
- Amateur radio operator signs off SAR work
- The Morning Crew 91ZM
- Civil proceedings against radio company settled
- Otago Daily Times
- Then along came Jack
- Breaking the sound barrier
- Where does your broadcasting fee go
- Hocken Library NZRDXL archives
- Announcer dared to be bare on the air for charity
- Govt pledges to safeguard BBC World Service radio
- Wanaka programme launched
- Internet gives Asian radio global coverage
- Pacific is ready to try try again
- Southland and regional television
- On air campaign by MP
- All that jazz
- Fifeshire Broadcasters takeover refused
- Linwood students hit the airwaves
- BBC back on 1233 in Wellington
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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