Wellington Access Radio 783AM

Haere Mai, Yindii Ton Rap, Welcome!

Wellington Access Radio is by, for and about our community. We always welcome and encourage new programme makers, volunteers and supporters.

Wellington Access Radio was the first community radio station to be established in New Zealand. We have been broadcasting since 1981 from our studios in central Wellington.

What's on 783AM: Friday 3rd September 2010

	0:00am	Community Programming repeats and music (various) A repeat of popular Wellington Access Radio Programmes interspersed with World and local music
	5:00am	Radio Ivanui (Cook Islands Māori) Each morning hear the news from the Cook Island Community
	7:00am	Samoa Capital Radio (Samoan) [Listen Live] A mix of education, health, welfare, law, employment, general information and discussion.
	6:00pm	Tongan Voice of Youth SDA (Tongan) Seventh-day Adventist.
	6:30pm	Pinoy Ako (Pilipino) For the Filipino and English speaking community.
	7:00pm	Le'o 'o e Kalifanafana (Tongan) News and current affairs locally and internationally from Tonga.
	8:00pm	Rajdhani Ki Masih Awaaz (The Voice of Christ) (Hindi) Christian teachings, Bible messages and nice Hindi Christian music.
	9:00pm	The Voice of the Cook Islands (Cook Islands Māori) A direct live link to Matariki FM, Rarotonga, Cook Islands
	10:00pm	Tugaki O Tokelau (Tokelauan) For the Tokelauan Community.
		This schedule is subject to change without notice. [Printer Friendly]

We Recommend:

		Music is the Language Special Feature- Karadeniztan (from MusicistheLanguage On Air)
		The Expatriate 020910 This week it's countdown to the Rugby World Cup 2011- New Zealand's Host Cities; The Expatriate top 20- were your songs in? What is number one... (from The Expatriate)
		Down the Blindside Debut Programme! David talks with Jayne Parsons, whos just returned from the World Paralympic Cycling Championships in Canada with a silver medal and a close fourth placing. (from Down the Blindside)
		Community Zone Tuesday 6 July 2010 (from Community Zone)
		An interview with Alexandra Smith, MA student in education, on attitudes towards physical activity by the disabled, and Paula tesorerio, Paralympian (from No Labels)
		Collaborative Voices - Funding Information Service (from Collaborative Voices)
		Hazel Armstrong speaks on how the charter was born and Martha Coleman talks about the Charter 30 years on, the issues and challenges. (from Working Women's Seminar) 1 hr
		NOISE WORKS! the Wellington Access Radio School Holiday Programme. 15-16 July 2010 (from NOISE WORKS!)
		NOISE WORKS! the Wellington Access Radio School Holiday Programme. 8-9th July 2010 (from NOISE WORKS!)
		Tony interviews Debbie Duncan, Manager of the main Upper Hutt City Library about the renovations and upgrade to the Library and covers our events as part of NZ Post National Poetry Day. (from Radio WOW)
		Bekkie Tyler interview Natalie about Cuba Street Carnival 2011 and Aitkin about winning a trip to the Fifa world cup (from Youth Zone)
		The 4.5 Men Show - 12 July - Paul the Octopus has more brains than Andy Hayden (from The 4.5 Men Show)
		Commander Robert Green, ex nuclear strike aircraft crewman turned nuclear disarmament advocate. An incredible interview about his life, nuclear warfare and his book launch (from Access Radio Presents Internet Only Broadcasts)