Radio programmes
National, 3YA News a.m.: 5 ; 6. 6.30, 6.38, 7, 8 (local), 8.30, 9, 11, 12; p.m.: 12.25 (local and regional), 2,3, -5, 6, 6.25 (local and regional), 8.30, 10, 12. 5.33 a.m.: Early Call. 6.50: Morning Comment. 7.0: Morning Report. 8.45: Overseizure. 9.05: Sharon Crosbie. 12 noon: Midday and Rural Report. 12.20: Sports News. 1.45: The Call of the Wild. 2.05: Concert: Theatre Music, . Verdi: Ballet music: Aida. Giordano: Improviso; The Farewell: Chenier’s Defence (Andre Chenier); Donizetti: Marie’s -Aria (The Daughter of the Regiment); Berlioz: the Death of Dido (The Trojans at Carthage); Ginastera: Ballet Suite: Estancia. 3.05: Dr Finlay’s Casebook. 4.03: Music. 5.05: Philip Liner’s Roundabout. 5.30: Reflection. 5.55: News in Maori. 6.0: News and Checkpoint. 6.25: Sports Report. 6.30: Local News. 6.35: Community Comment. 6.40: Songs by Rodgers, Arlen, Gershwin. 7.0: Maori and Pacific Islands News Magazine, including at 7.18 Cook Islands Magazine. 7.30: The -Moonstone. 8.45:. World Powers in the 20th Century. 9.15: The Undiscovered Country. 10.10: Your World. 10.30: Strangers. 10.45: Sport. 10.50: • Music to Midnight. 12.00: I Midnight Report. 12.15: AllNight Programme. ■
Concert 3YC 6.0 a.m.: News. 6.05: Overture. 7.0: 8.8. C. World News and News about Britain. 7.30: News and Weather. 8.0: News. 8.05: Morning Concert: Copland: Short Symphony; Handel: Suite No. 8 in F minor; Boieldieu: Harp Concerto in Three Tempi. 9.0: News and Weather. 9.05: Correspondence School. 9.25: Grampa's Place. 9.40: Composer of the Week: Manuel De Falla (1876-1946). 10.20: News. 10.30: Interlude. 10.45: Sport. 6.15: Dinner Music. 7.0: The World of Books. 7.17: In the Studio; Schubert: Shepherd on the Rock. 7.30: Douglas Lilburn. 7.45: Letter from America. 8.0: Mozart Piano Sonatas Sonata in E flat (K 282 Sonata in A minor (K 310 8.30: Africa (4) Nigeria: 20 years after. 9.0: Dame Joan Hammond Master Class. 9.48: New York Kammermusiker. 10.22: Debussy Melodies. 11.0:. 8.8. C. News and Commentary. 11.14: Finale Dohnanyi: Quartet in A Op. 7. Delius: A Song of Summer. Radio 3ZB , News: Hourly, 6 a.m. until 6 p.m. also; a.m.: 6.30,.7.30, 8.30; p.m.: 12.30, 1.30, 5.30. Barry Corbett, Robin Harrison, Mike Richardson, George Balani, Neville Wakem, Brian Tucker. John Cardwell.
'Radio 3ZM News, Information and Weather: a.m.: Half-hourly, 6.0 until 9.0; then 10.0, 11.0, noon; p.m.: Hourly, 1.0 until 6.0. Mark Morgan, James Daniels, Biff Urquhart, Simon Dickinson, Ken Ellis, Steve Parr, Mark McLeod, Stewart Hunt. Radio Avon News: Half-hourly 6-9 a.m., hourly thereafter plus 12.30, 5.30 p.m. ■ Rex Duncan, Rob Mackay, Lee Hanner, Jim Jameson, Phil Darkins. Radio Rhema News: a.m.: 7, 7.30, 8, 8.30, 9, 10.30; p.m.: 12.30, 1.30, 5.30, 6. 6.0 a.m.: Good Music. 6.15: Living Words. 6.45: Arthur McPhee In Touch. 8.20: Your Life (Ray Comfort). 9.15: Counsellor. 9.30: Nature Shows the Way. 10.15: Gleanings. 10.45: Buy, Sell, Exchange (853-167). 11.0: Discussion Line (853-167). 11.45: The Word. 12.0 p.m.: Bob Larson. 12.45: Just One Minute. 1.20: Leighton Ford. 1.45: Choice. 2.0: Guidelines. 2.30: Buy, Sell, Exchange (853-167). 3.30: Your Time with Margaret Foth. 4.30: Impact. 5.0: Paul of Tarsus. 6.30: Bookshelf. 7.0: World Report. 8.0: Family Living. 9.0: The Bible Today. 10.30; Derek Prince. 11.0: Basilea Schlink. 11.30: Nightwatch.
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