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Maori News Broadcasts The Council took up the question of changing the hour of the Maori News as many farmers find it impossible to hear it at 5.45 on a Sunday evening. The Broadcasting Corporation say that they are not able to make it any later and they believe that, because many people now carry transistor radios about with them, there will be few who cannot listen to the news at this time. For those in the South Island the Corporation points out that 2YA should be heard everywhere without much difficulty. If you find that you cannot get any North Island station that broadcasts the Maori News, let us know so that we can take the matter up again.

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Te Ao Hou, September 1963, Page 53

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Maori News Broadcasts Te Ao Hou, September 1963, Page 53

Maori News Broadcasts Te Ao Hou, September 1963, Page 53

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