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Wellington Access Radio is by, for and about our community. We always welcome and encourage new programme makers, volunteers and supporters.
Wellington Access Radio was the first community radio station to be established in New Zealand. We have been broadcasting since 1981 from our studios in central Wellington.
What's on 783AM: Thursday 17th May 2012 | 0:00am | Community Programming repeats and music (various) A repeat of popular Wellington Access Radio Programmes interspersed with World and local music |  | 5:00am | Radio Ivanui (Cook Islands Māori) Each morning hear the news from the Cook Island Community |  | 7:00am | Samoa Capital Radio (Samoan) A mix of education, health, welfare, law, employment, general information and discussion. |  | 1:00pm | He Tifa Ola (various) Discussing everyday health issues and raising awareness of Health Services for Pacific families. |  | 2:00pm | Health Lifestyle Pasifika Programmes (various) Health issues and raising awareness of Health Services |  | 3:00pm | Youth Stream (English) Youth Zone! Zach preaches the Christian word |  | 4:00pm | Sound Mission (English) Youth Zone! Matt has an awesome mix of Christian music |  | 4:30pm | The Beat (English) Youth Zone! With Cathee, Jess and Natasha |  | 5:00pm | Community Zone (English) Community news, notices and interviews |  | 5:55pm | Parliament Today (English) Coverage of Parliament and its proceedings. |  | 6:00pm | Oye Latino! (Spanish) The issues, culture and music of Latin America. |  | 7:30pm | Wellington Khmer Radio (Khmer) Wellington Khmer Radio provides news from Cambodia, items of interest and music. |  | 8:00pm | Le'o 'o e Kalifanafana (Tongan) News and current affairs locally and internationally from Tonga. |  | 9:00pm | Tugaki O Tokelau (Tokelauan) [Listen Live] For the Tokelauan Community. |  | 11:00pm | World Music (English) Diverse sounds from all corners of the globe! | | | This schedule is subject to change without notice. [Printer Friendly] |
We Recommend: |  | Janice chats with Vii from Adeaze and Joseph from Fourtunate before their Welly gigs, then catches up with Miss Tui contender Rosemary Brunt (from Community Zone) |  |  | Jen and Laura launch The Music Room Sessions for NZ Music Month; profile Yeti is Dead, The Boy with Tape on his Face and Get Even Better Work Stories; then catch up with poet Hinemoana Baker (from Community Zone) |  |  | This week on the Expatriate: We begin a new series - Stories From The Blues - This week we take a peek at the phenomenon that was Robert Johnson (from The Expatriate) |  |  | This week on The History of Rock (according to Keith)- its 1994 and the tide is changing. Meatier, bigger and bouncy! Live, Korn, GreenDay, Oasis and a bit of Bush (from The Expatriate) |  |  | Discs That Youd Take to Norfolk Island 2nd April 2012 - with pianist Shaun Johnson (from Discs That You'd Take to Norfolk Island) |  |  | SciFiNSynths - Featuring Red Dwarf and Robocop. (from SciFiNSynths) |  |  | Whitireia Creative Writing Students 2012 - fresh short stories from Wellington (from Access Radio Presents Internet Only Broadcasts) |
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