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22 September 2003
Text of report by Radio New Zealand International audio web site on 22 September: The RNZI [Radio New Zealand International] shortwave transmitter has been off-air since Saturday 30 August. It is now hoped that it will be operational again in the first week in October. We have continued to broadcast on the Internet (www.rnzi.com). Additionally, since 8 September we have been leasing just over four hours of time on one of Radio Australia's transmitters to broadcast the RNZI breakfast session each morning, on 9580 kHz. We will continue to do this until we are back on air. It appears likely that a lightning strike caused a series of major faults in the transmitter. Replacement parts have been ordered and are now on their way to New Zealand. Source: Radio New Zealand International audio web site, Wellington, in English 0000 gmt 22 Sep 03 (via BBC Monitoring) |
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