Wellington Access Radio 783AM

Haere Mai, Bienvenido, Welcome!

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: Sunday 1st August 2010

	0:00am	Community Programming repeats and music (various) [Listen Live] A repeat of popular Wellington Access Radio Programmes interspersed with World and local music
	5:00am	Reaching Out (Samoan) Samoan Seventh-day Adventist, Porirua.
	6:00am	Ole Malamalama Ola (Samoan) Samoan Seventh-day Adventist, Porirua.
	7:00am	O Le Fetu Ao (Samoan) Religious words for the Samoan Community
	8:00am	Samoa Ala Mai (Samoan) Christian programme to encourage, unite and advise the Samoan community
	9:00am	Pastors Hour (Cook Islands Māori) Religious words for the Cook Islands Community
	10:00am	Lesbian Community (English) Community events, news, interviews and music from Aotearoa and the world of interest to lesbians.
	11:00am	Aspects of Israel (English) Fortnightly programme with news and information from Israel
	11:30am	World Music (English) Music from around the world
	12:00pm	Capital Irish (English) Filled with Irish news, live music and tales.
	12:30pm	From Croatia with Love (Croatian) hosted by Ivo Curac and Laura Curac, filled with lovely music, news and current events
	1:00pm	Cyprus Community (Greek) Music and news from Cyprus and Greece.
	2:00pm	Greek Orthodox Community (Greek) Filled with news, notices and music for the community
	3:00pm	Greek Orthodox Holy Metropolis of New Zealand (Greek)
	4:00pm	Educating for Social Change (English) To promote and encourage adult education for social change.
	5:00pm	Echo Radio (Dutch) Syndicated programme for the Dutch community.
	6:00pm	Indian Community Programme (Gujarati/Hindi/English) Presented by Bala Thomson.
	7:30pm	Voice of Sri Lanka (Sinhala) Fortnightly live programme
	8:00pm	Oye Latino! La Otra Edicion (Spanish) Culture and music of Latin America within the local community.
	9:00pm	Na Gauna Ni Tiko Bulabula (Fijian) A health focused programme for the Wellington Fijian community
	10:00pm	Radio Luna (English) The sound of the World after dark. Worldbeats, Roots, Afro, Latino, and Anything-else-agogo.
	11:00pm	Local Music (English) Music from around Wellington
		This schedule is subject to change without notice. [Printer Friendly]

We Recommend:

		The Expatriate 290710 The Worst Song ever? (from The Expatriate)
		The Expatriate - This week.. When I was a lad.. life in Sudan, The speed of dark and other weird facts! (from The Expatriate) 58 min
		Bekkie Tyler interview Natalie about Cuba Street Carnival 2011 and Aitkin about winning a trip to the Fifa world cup (from Youth Zone)
		Laura chats with David, the director of The Great Gatsby, checks out iii, a great new student mag and find out just how much there is to do before the Paralympics 2012 (from Community Zone)
		Community Zone Tuesday 6 July 2010 (from Community Zone)
		Hazel Armstrong speaks on how the charter was born and Martha Coleman talks about the Charter 30 years on, the issues and challenges. (from Working Women's Seminar) 1 hr
		NOISE WORKS! the Wellington Access Radio School Holiday Programme. 15-16 July 2010 (from NOISE WORKS!)
		NOISE WORKS! the Wellington Access Radio School Holiday Programme. 8-9th July 2010 (from NOISE WORKS!)
		Tony interviews Debbie Duncan, Manager of the main Upper Hutt City Library about the renovations and upgrade to the Library and covers our events as part of NZ Post National Poetry Day. (from Radio WOW)
		The 4.5 Men Show - 12 July - Paul the Octopus has more brains than Andy Hayden (from The 4.5 Men Show)
		Music is the Language Special Feature- Karadeniztan (from MusicistheLanguage On Air)
		Collaborative Voices - Funding Information Service (from Collaborative Voices)
		An interview with Alexandra Smith, MA student in education, on attitudes towards physical activity by the disabled, and Paula tesorerio, Paralympian (from No Labels)
		Commander Robert Green, ex nuclear strike aircraft crewman turned nuclear disarmament advocate. An incredible interview about his life, nuclear warfare and his book launch (from Access Radio Presents Internet Only Broadcasts)