Radio pirates broke barriers / by Joel Maxwell

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Title

Radio pirates broke barriers / by Joel Maxwell

Content partner

National Library of New Zealand

Collection

Index New Zealand

Description

Talks to David Gapes about the establishment of the pirate radio station Radio Hauraki which first aired from on-board the MV Tiri in 1966. Explains the reasons he and his friends Derek Lowe, Chris Parkinson and Denis O'Callaghan launched their own pirate station and the legal hurdles they encountered to broadcast offshore.

Format

Newspaper

Date created

5 Dec 2015

Creator

Maxwell, Joel

URL

http://natlib.govt.nz/records/36480756

Related subjects

Radio broadcasting / Radio broadcasting policy / Gapes, David / Social history / Radio Hauraki

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