Niu FM. 2003-06-05. 12:00-14:00.

A two-hour off-air recording of Niu FM (104.1FM in Christchurch).
Niu FM is New Zealand’s first national Pacific radio station, funded by the government through the National Pacific Radio Trust (NPRT). It began broadcasting in August 2002, and is described as "where Pacific communities in Aotearoa come together to share news, information and fresh Pacific rhythms".
This recording on June 5, 2003 was done two days after the NPRT cancelled its contract with Pacifika Communication Network Ltd (PCNL) to run Niu FM, over concerns of financial mismanagement, governance and conflict of interest.

03/107/01
Music till Tk 1 02'05, News from around the Pacific - Green Party reaction to Tonga's planned restrictions on press freedom; dengue fever outbreak in New Caledonia claims 13 lives in five months, affected 4-thousand. Followed by NZ weather forecast.
Music, music (gig) news, requests and dedications continue for the rest of the hour.
03/107/02
Greetings, dedications, requests, music as before till Tk 2, 14'00" Spotlight on the Pacific: Samoa begins probe into foreign adoptions following an increase in the number of babies going overseas. Tk 3, 07'00" Item about endangered southern right whale - reports of sightings wanted by DOC; nominations wanted for Pacific Business of the Year; gig information.