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ZM Auckland is a hit music radio station in Auckland, New Zealand. It is a station of the ZM network, and is owned and operated by New Zealand Media and Entertainment. Several stations have been set up since 2002 to carry ZM programmes from Auckland with local advertisements — ZM Gisborne in 2002, ZM Wanganui in 2004, ZM South Canterbury in September 2004, ZM Wairarapa in 2010, ZM Taupo in 2013 and ZM Queenstown in May 2014. ==History== ZM made a return to the Auckland market in February 1997 as a local station broadcasting on 91.0 MHz. This move was made by The Radio Network after purchasing stations in Auckland and the Waikato owned by Prospect Media. TRN closed down Auckland station The Breeze on 91 and replaced this station with 91ZM. A similar move was made in the Waikato. Since then the Auckland studio has become the hub of the ZM network with all programming except the breakfast show originating from these studios. In recent years the 10am–3 pm the announcer produced a localised show for Auckland with local voice breaks and then separate voice breaks for the rest of New Zealand. As of 2013 all ZM stations contain the same content. * Breakfast 6 am– 9 am * * 1997–2001: Marcus Lush (show ran from 6 am–9 am) * * 1997–2001: Natalie Crook (show producer) * Daytime 10 am– 3 pm * * 1998–1999: Melanie Homer * * 1999–2002: Nicki Sunderland and Lana Coc-kroft * * 2003: Jason Royal * * 2003–2005: Aroha Hathaway * * 2005–2009: Sarah Gandy * * 2009–2012: Mark Dye * * 2012: Sarah Gandy * Drive 3 pm–7 pm * * 1999–2000: Mike McClung and Tim Homer * Night Show 7 pm–midnight * * 1997–1998: Melanie Homer 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「ZM Auckland」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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