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- 1 2 Capital FM Te Puke
- ↑ The Vibe 107.7FM
- ↑ Universo FM
- ↑ Good News Community Radio
- ↑ Good News Community Radio off-air
- ↑ Te Reo o Tawhiuau 99.7FM