Shortwave Central Blog congratulates Radio New Zealand International. Kudos to Kiwis!!
Gayle VH
Radio New Zealand International has been voted International Radio Station of the Year [beating out BBC World Service and Radio Sawa] and also winner of the Most Innovative Partnership award [beating out Radio Australia, Radio Canada and Zonemedia Romantica].
Full details are in the media release at http://www.rnz.co.nz/ . A copy of the release is also attached.
The Radio Heritage Foundation [www.radioheritage.net] produces regular radio heritage documentaries for broadcast over RNZI and congratulates RNZI's team and its partner stations throughout the Pacific for achieving these awards against tough international
competition.
RNZI celebrates 60 years of shortwave broadcasting from New Zealand to the Pacific in September 1948, supports the shortwave listening hobby, and broadcasts in both analog and digital DRM as well as online via http://www.rnzi.com/ .
Radio Heritage Foundation
'Sharing the stories of Pacific radio'
www.radioheritage.net
(Source: HCDX)
Gayle VH
Radio New Zealand International has been voted International Radio Station of the Year [beating out BBC World Service and Radio Sawa] and also winner of the Most Innovative Partnership award [beating out Radio Australia, Radio Canada and Zonemedia Romantica].
Full details are in the media release at http://www.rnz.co.nz/ . A copy of the release is also attached.
The Radio Heritage Foundation [www.radioheritage.net] produces regular radio heritage documentaries for broadcast over RNZI and congratulates RNZI's team and its partner stations throughout the Pacific for achieving these awards against tough international
competition.
RNZI celebrates 60 years of shortwave broadcasting from New Zealand to the Pacific in September 1948, supports the shortwave listening hobby, and broadcasts in both analog and digital DRM as well as online via http://www.rnzi.com/ .
Radio Heritage Foundation
'Sharing the stories of Pacific radio'
www.radioheritage.net
(Source: HCDX)