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Sheet1 Highlighted Stations = Heard in NZ Fre Station Location Country q 87.5 Tonga Daily News Nuku'alofa Tonga 87.9 89.5 FM Neiafu, Vava'u Tonga 88.0 NC 1ere Bouliupari/Kaaka-Gomen/Mt Dore New Caledonia 88.0 A3NTT R Niuatoputapu Vaipoa Tonga 88.0 88 FM Boom Boom Radio Nuku'alofa Tonga 88.0 88 FM Bom Boom Radio Rarotonga/Aitutaki Cook Islands Apia Samoa 88.1 FM88 Tafuna American Samoa 88.1 88 FM Boom Boom R Suva/Nadi Fiji 88.1 Showers of Blessings FM Apia Samoa 88.1 KGIF 88.2 BBC 88.5 Talofa FM 88.5 NC 1ere Kouaoua/Mare New Caledonia 88.6 R Sunshine Alofi Niue 88.6 R Wave of Vava'u Neiafu, Vava'u Tonga 88.6 R Nuku'alofa Nuku'alofa Tonga 88.9 Red FM Kingston Norfolk Is 88.9 KKBT Pago Pago American Samoa 89.0 NC 1ere multiple New Caledonia 89.0 Fem'TALK 89 FM Suva/Labasa Fiji 89.0 Letio Faka-Kalistiane 89FM Neiafu, Vava'u Tonga 89.0 R Cook Is Mitiaro/Pukapuka Cook Islands 89.0 Wallis et Futuna 1ere Sigave, Futuna Wallis & Futuna 89.1 Tonga R, Magic 89.1 Nuku'alofa Tonga 89.1 Mai FMN Apia Samoa 89.3 Pig FM Neiafu, Vava'u Tonga 89.4 R Pasifik Univ of S Pacific, Suva Fiji 89.5 R Tonga Vake-Tali Folau Nuku'alofa Tonga 89.5 Magik FM Apia Samoa 89.5 NC 1ere Ile-des-Pins New Caledonia 89.7 KMOA Nu'uuli American Samoa 89.8 WHBN Harvest R Suva Fiji 89.9 R Norfolk Kingston Norfolk Is 89.9 R Cook Is AM Rarotonga Cook Islands 89.9 Showers of Blessings FM Apia Samoa 90.0 NC 1ere multiple New Caledonia 90.0 Vava'u Kool FM Neiafu, Vava'u Tonga 90.0 Kool FM Nuku'alofa Tonga 90.0 Laef 90FM Port Vila Vanuatu 90.0 Wallis et Futuna 1ere Sigave, Futuna Wallis & Futuna 90.3 Life FM Rarotonga Cook Islands 90.5 NC 1ere Lifou/Poya New Caledonia Page 1 Sheet1 90.5 Aiga Fesilafa'i Apia Samoa 90.5 KPPO Mapusaga American Samoa 90.6 R Cook Is Mangaia/Rakahanga/Palmerston Cook Islands 90.9 EFKS FM Apia Samoa 91.0 NC 1ere multiple New Caledonia 91.0 Wallis et Futuna 1ere Ala, Futuna Wallis & Futuna 91.3 KIOE Utulei American Samoa 91.5 NC 1ere Lifou New Caledonia 91.5 Talofa FM Sava'i Samoa 91.8 France Inter Suva Fiji 91.8 Ararua FM Aitutaki Cook Islands 91.9 2ABC-FM National Kingston Norfolk Is 91.9 Matariki FM Rarotonga Cook Islands 92.0 France Inter Bouliupari/Mt Dore New Caledonia 92.0 Viti FM multiple Fiji 92.1 China R Int Nuku'alofa Tonga 92.1 KSBS FM Pago Pago American 92.2 Viti FM multiple Samoa Fiji 92.2 R Cook Is Atiu/Penhryn Cook Islands 92.5 France Inter ? New Caledonia 92.6 Viti FM Rakiraki Fiji 92.8 R Fiji 1 multiple Fiji 93.0 R Fiji 1 multiple Fiji 93.0 France Inter Ponerihouen/Noumea New Caledonia 93.1 Letio Faka-Kalistiane 93FM Nuku'alofa Tonga 93.1 KKHJ-FM Pago Pago American Samoa 93.2 R Fiji 1 Tavua Fiji 93.4 R Fiji 1 Rakiraki Fiji 93.5 NRJ Noumea New Caledonia 93.6 Mix 94FM Sigatoka Fiji 93.7 Samoa FM Apia Samoa 93.7 KKBT Pavaiai American Samoa 93.8 Mix 94FM multiple Fiji 93.8 R Cook Is Mauke/Nassau Cook Islands 93.9 2ABC-FM Classic Kingston Norfolk Is 94.0 France Inter Kone/Noumea New Caledonia 94.2 Mix 94FM Ba/Tavua/Rakiraki Fiji 94.5 KKAS Tafuna American Samoa 94.6 R Naya Jiwan Suva Fiji 94.7 R Djiido Noumea New Caledonia 95.0 R Oceane Dumbea (Noumea) New Caledonia 95.1 Laufou o le Talaleilei Apia Samoa 95.1 KULA Ili'Ili American Samoa Page 2 Sheet1 95.2 2day FM multiple Fiji 95.2 R Djiido ? New Caledonia 95.4 2day FM multiple Fiji 95.4 R Cook Is Aitutaki/Manihiki Cook Islands 95.6 2day FM Tavua Fiji 95.8 2day FM Rakiraki Fiji 95.9 2ABC-FM Local Kingston Norfolk Is 96.0 R Djiido Mont Dore multiple New Caledonia 96.0 FM96 Fiji 96.0 Buzz FM Port Vila Vanuatu 96.1 Star FM Apia Samoa 96.2 FM96 96.5 multiple ? Fiji R Djiido New Caledonia 96.6 FM96 Rakiraki Fiji 96.7 Matariki FM Rarotonga Cook Islands 96.9 Power FM Apia Samoa 97.1 Showers of Blessings FM Apia Samoa 97.1 KULA W District American Samoa 97.2 A3Z R One Neiafu, Vava'u Tonga 97.5 R Djiido ? New Caledonia 97.6 R Mirchi multiple multiple Fiji 97.8 R Mirchi Fiji 97.9 Maranatha FM Rarotonga Cook Islands 98.0 R Rythme Bleu Dumbea/Kone New Caledonia 98.0 R Mirchi Tavua Fiji 98.0 Le'o 'o e Kakai Nuku'alofa Tonga 98.0 Paradise FM Tanna/Port Vila Vanuatu 98.1 Halo FM Luganville Vanuatu 98.1 Magik FM Apia Samoa 98.2 R Mirchi Rakiraki Fiji 98.2 2JJJ Kingston multiple New Caledonia 98.4 Legend FM Fiji 98.5 R Djiido 98.6 Lifou multiple New Caledonia Legend FM Fiji 98.7 Adventist R Rarotonga Apia Cook Islands 98.8 EFKS FM Samoa 99.0 R Rythme Bleu Koumac New Caledonia 99.0 Legend FM Rakiraki Fiji 99.0 BBC Luganville/Port Vila Vanuatu 99.1 KULA C District American Samoa 99.9 Pines FM Kingston Norfolk Is 99.9 Matariki FM Rarotonga Cook Islands 99.9 Talofa FM Apia Samoa 100.0 R Rythme Bleu Mont Dore multiple New Caledonia 100.0 R Fiji Gold Fiji Page 3 Sheet1 100.0 R Cook Is Aitutaki Cook Islands 100.0 R France Inter Port Vila Vanuatu 100.0 R Vanuatu Luganville/Port Vila Vanuatu 100.0 R O Mua/Haheke/Uvea Wallis & Futuna 100.1 Lord Howe Is R Lord Howe Is 100.1 R Tuvalu Funafuti Tuvalu 100.2 R Fiji Gold multiple Fiji 100.4 R Rythme Bleu Noumea New Caledonia 100.4 R Fiji Gold Tavua Fiji 100.4 China R Int Apia Samoa 100.6 R Fiji Gold Rakiraki Fiji 100.8 Navtarang multiple Fiji 101.0 Navtarang multiple Fiji 101.0 R Rythme Bleu Poya, Ile des Pins New Caledonia 101.0 Wallis et Futuna 1ere Hihifo, Uvea Wallis & Futuna 101.1 Ocean & Earth HITZ FM Rarotonga Cook Islands 101.1 K-Lite FM Apia Samoa 101.4 Navtarang Rakiraki Fiji 101.7 A3Z R One Nuku'alofa Tonga 101.9 R Australia Pt Moresby, Lae, Goroka, Mt Hagen, Papua New Bougainville Guinea 102.0 R Djiido Dumbea (Noumea) New Caledonia 102.0 China R Int Luganville/Port Vila Vanuatu 102.0 R Australia Apia Samoa 102.4 Bula FM multiple Fiji 102.5 R Rythme Bleu Lifou New Caledonia 102.5 KULA E District American Samoa 102.6 Bula FM multiple Fiji 102.8 Bula FM Tavua Fiji 103.0 R Djiido Koumac New 103.0 Bula FM Rakiraki Caledonia 103.0 R Australia Nuku'alofa Fiji 103.0 R Australia Luganville/Port Vila Tonga Vanuatu 103.0 Wallis et Futuna 1ere Mua/Haheke/Uvea Wallis & Futuna 103.1 Laufou o le Talaleilei Apia Samoa 103.1 WVUV Fagaitua American Samoa 103.2 R Sargam multiple Fiji 103.3 R Ikurangi KCFM Rarotonga Cook Islands 103.4 R Sargam multiple Fiji 103.4 Nai Talai FM Suva Fiji 103.5 R Rhythme Bleu Ouvea New 103.8 R Sargam Rakiraki Caledonia Fiji 104.0 R Light unknown Fiji Page 4 Sheet1 104.1 2ABC-FM Classic Lord Howe Is 104.1 Samoa FM Samoa 104.1 KNWJ American Sava'i 104.2 R Light Samoa Pago Pago 104.7 KNWJ Fiji 104.8 R Fiji 2 Suva American Leone Samoa multiple Fiji 105.0 R Fiji 2 multiple Fiji 105.0 R France Inter Luganvill Vanuatu 105.0 NUS Campus R e Apia Samoa 105.3 2JJJ Lord Howe Is 105.4 R Fiji 2 Tavua/Rakiraki Fiji 106.0 China R Int Lakatoro Vanuatu 106.1 2ABC-FM Classic Lord Howe Is 106.5 Flow FM Lord Howe Is Fiji 106.6 R Australia Suva/Nadi Samoa 106.7 Power FM Apia 106.9 EFKS FM Samoa Apia 107.0 Hope FM Suva Fiji 107.0 Capital FM Port Vila Vanuatu 107.0 R Australia Honiara Solomon Is 107.4 Hope FM Ba/Tavua/Vatukaola Fiji 107.5 R Atafu FM Atafu Tokelau 107.5 R Fakaofo FM Fakaofo Tokelau 107.5 R Nukunonu FM Nukunonu Tokelau 107.9 Oka Rock FM Alofi Niue Page 5.
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  • Sheet1 Page 1 Highlighted Stations = Heard in NZ Freq Station Location

    Sheet1 Page 1 Highlighted Stations = Heard in NZ Freq Station Location

    Sheet1 Highlighted Stations = Heard in NZ Freq Station Location Country 87.5 Tonga Daily News Nuku'alofa Tonga 87.9 89.5 FM Neiafu, Vava'u Tonga 88.0 NC 1ere Bouliupari/Kaaka-Gomen/Mt Dore New Caledonia 88.0 A3NTT R Niuatoputapu Vaipoa Tonga 88.1 FM88 Nuku'alofa Tonga 88.1 88 FM Boom Boom R Rarotonga Cook Islands 88.1 Showers of Blessings FM Apia Samoa 88.1 KGIF Tafuna American Samoa 88.2 BBC Suva/Nadi Fiji 88.5 Talofa FM Apia Samoa 88.5 NC 1ere Kouaoua/Mare New Caledonia 88.6 R Sunshine Alofi Niue 88.6 R Wave of Vava'u Neiafu, Vava'u Tonga 88.6 R Nuku'alofa Nuku'alofa Tonga 88.8 R Pasifik Triple 8 Suva Fiji 88.9 Red FM Kingston Norfolk Is 88.9 KKBT Pago Pago American Samoa 89.0 NC 1ere multiple New Caledonia 89.0 Fem'TALK 89 FM Suva/Labasa Fiji 89.0 Letio Faka-Kalistiane 89FM Neiafu, Vava'u Tonga 89.0 R Cook Is Mitiaro/Pukapuka Cook Islands 89.0 Wallis et Futuna 1ere Sigave, Futuna Wallis & Futuna 89.1 Tonga R, Magic 89.1 Nuku'alofa Tonga 89.1 Mai FMN Apia Samoa 89.3 Pig FM Neiafu, Vava'u Tonga 89.5 R Tonga Vake-Tali Folau Nuku'alofa Tonga 89.5 Magik FM Apia Samoa 89.5 NC 1ere Ile-des-Pins New Caledonia 89.7 KMOA Nu'uuli American Samoa 89.8 WHBN Harvest R Suva Fiji 89.9 R Norfolk Kingston Norfolk Is 89.9 R Cook Is AM Rarotonga Cook Islands 89.9 Showers of Blessings FM Apia Samoa 90.0 NC 1ere multiple New Caledonia 90.0 Vava'u Kool FM Neiafu, Vava'u Tonga 90.0 Kool FM Nuku'alofa Tonga 90.0 Laef 90FM Port Vila Vanuatu 90.0 Wallis et Futuna 1ere Sigave, Futuna Wallis & Futuna 90.3 Life FM Rarotonga Cook Islands 90.5 NC 1ere Lifou/Poya New