1987: 8th Mobil radio awards - first of 2 entries. (The second one is 38128).

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1987
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Radio announcements
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Duration
04:25:38
Broadcast Date
22 Apr 1987
Credits
RNZ Collection
CORBETT, Nigel
McELHINNEY, Michael
Holmes, Paul, 1950-2013
BULLEN, Chris
O'Donnell, Paddy
Yule, Phil
Smith, Leighton
Montgomery, Peter
McCaw, David
Strong, Irene
Burke, Peter Standish, 1927-
Carson, Don
Anderson, Jenny
Duske, Bruce
HARMAN, Brent
CHAPMAN, John
Everatt, Peter
Radio Pacific (Auckland, N.Z.)
2ZB (Radio station : Wellington, N.Z.)
Radio Hauraki
1XX (Radio station : Whakatane, N.Z.)
1ZB (Radio station : Auckland, N.Z.)
2XS (Radio station : Palmerston North, N.Z.)
Radio New Zealand (estab. 1989)

Winners in the 8th Mobil Radio Awards announced 22 April 1987
T6101 - Tape 1 of 11 -
1. Paul Holmes - 2ZB Wellington
Winner, Best Talk Host, Interviewer or Newsreader, Duration: 10'12''
2. Nigel Corbett - 2XS Palmerston North
Winner, Best Radio Commercial - Radio Stations, "Talent Show Promo". Duration: 0'40''
3. Michael McElhinney (producer)
Winner, Best Entertainment - Commercial Stations, for "The Tonight Show" - RNZ Network, America's Cup Challenge broadcast from Perth presented by Paddy O'Donnell. Duration: 10'00'' [includes "New Zealand, join the crew" - "Pick it Up" an America's Cup jingle]
4. Chris Bullen - 1XX Whakatane
Winner, Best News Story, "The Tasman Dispute". Duration: 13'23''

T6102 - Tape 2 of 11 -
1. Phil Yule - Radio Hauraki
a) "Downtown Service Station", b) "Wireless Wolf" &, c) "Table Talk Chicken", the latter being the winner, Best Technical Production. Total duration 2'20" - 15ips
2) Leighton Smith - 1ZB, Auckland
Winner, David Inglis Memorial Award, Personality - Bus Dispute. Duration: 26'37" - 7 1/2ips

T6103 - Tape 3 of 11 -
1. Leighton Smith - 1ZB, Auckland
Winner, David Inglis Memorial Award, Personality - Mercy Dash. Duration: 14'46"
2. Peter Montgomery - RNZ Auckland
Winner, Best Sports Personality - America's Cup. (Contains some distortion). Duration: 14'09" (Contains distortion).

T6104 & T6105 - Tape 4 & 5 of 11 - (on CDR1260 and taken from the originals which were part of the New Zealand Composer's Collection)
Part 1 & Part 2 - David McCaw - RNZ Auckland
Winner, Best NZ Produced Musical - Serious - New Music Survey - December 1986 Edition. Available on Database ID: 16900 on CDR1260 which are, as we are aware, the original preservation media done during the NZ Composer's Collection. Duration: 52'40"

T6106, T6107 & T6108 - Tapes 5, 6 & 8 OF 11 - (preserved on to TCDR6106)
Part 1, Part 2 & Part 3 - Irene Strong - RNZ Head Office Rural
Winner, Best Factual Spoken Programme, Producer - Rural Report. With presenters, Peter Burke & Don Carson. Duration: 20'00" each. Note: These tapes represent the three examples of Rural Report entered into the Mobil Awards in 1987. Also available on database ID: 102053. Documents.

T6109 - Tape 9 of 11 -
1. Jenny Anderson - Radio Pacific
Winner, Best Factual Spoken Programme - Didn't You Kill My Brother. Duration: 15'50"
This is just part of the original 3 hour programme

T6110 - Tape 10 of 11 -
1) Bruce Duske - RNZ Auckland
Winner, Best Technical Production, Studio or OB - Baker on Broadway. Duration: 28'37"

T6111 - Tape 11 of 11 -
1. Brent Harman - 1ZB Auckland
Winner, Outstanding Community Contribution, Station Manager - Child Cancer Appeal. Duration: 8'50"
Producer/Director: John Chapman, Peter Everatt.
1ZB Radiothon 17 Aug 1986 Ellerslie Racecourse - excerpts of broadcast:
Interview with Child Cancer Foundation spokeswoman
Sensford [?] Road School makes a donation in memory of a late pupil Kerry Shackleton
Man talks movingly about his son dying from cancer