New Zealand Broadcasting Press Clippings Scrapbook 1997
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:
- Where does your Broadcasting Fee go
- Tiny Good Music station has stamina to keep going
- Congratulations 91ZM
- We are back on CHTV
- CHTV returns to the airwaves
- We are back
- How to tune in to CTV
- Round the clock sport on radio
- Radio station to pay compensation
- More FM big mover in Christchurch
- The Rox is about to get a whole lot bigger
- Canty regional TV back on air soon
- Newsroom memories
- Station moves to CTV
- Regional television returns to Canty
- Legal step may stall family TV station
- Rock network
- TV station back on air
- Advertising rep vacancy
- 4XO
- Legal affairs stall network
- Radio Otago may grow
- Canterbury Market Place is back
- Resort 99FM
- CTV regional television back home
- Sounds like good value
- Wake up with Sue
- A day in the life of a radio station
- Radio Otago bids for TRN stations
- Tough times hit Radio Pacific
- Survivor still making waves
- Remebering the radio days
- Cashmere pupils run live radio station
- Its radio its sweet as
- Christchurch number one
- TV listings
- Arthur Cushen funeral
- Arthur Cushen death notice
- Arthur Cushen signing off
- Despite his blindness Arthur Cushen embraced the world
- Radio days over for Hanoi Hannah
- Koru Care
- Regional television
- Regional television
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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Comments: 1
Actually, some correction is needed regarding item#39 in the above rundown. Arthur Cushen did indeed leave Invercargill, traveling to various world-stops with his wife Ralda in 1986. It was during their stop in Los Angeles, when the occasion to invite them as in-studio guests on the Ray Briem Show presented itself. As the show’s Producer at the time, I jumped at the opportunity, leading to a very pleasant and informative five-hour in-studio visit–and somewhat selfishly, my own chance to actually meet Arthur Cushen, about whom I’d been reading since childhood. Our show was regularly heard in all fifty states on the ABC Talkradio network, originating at KABC in Los Angeles; our memorable visit by Mr. & Mrs. Cushen took place in September 1986.