Win a CD from the Radio Heritage Foundation
Just released in the UK, Australia and New Zealand is the new pirate radio movie 'The Boat That Rocked', a comedy about the British pirate radio scene in the early 1960's. It's coming your way soon too. It's produced by New Zealander Tim Bevan, who was just 8 years old when Radio Hauraki burst onto the Kiwi airwaves in 1966....and to celebrate the movie and it's Kiwi connection, we've got a copy of the original CD 'A Fresh Pacific Wind - Radio Hauraki 1966-1970' as the prize in our Easter 2009 competition!
To enter this new competition simply answer this question:
What was the callsign of the Fiji Broadcasting Company station that began broadcasting in 1935?
You'll find the answer at www.radioheritage.net/story6.asp/ on the global website of the Radio Heritage Foundation: www.radioheritage.net.
Email your answer to info@radioheritage.net with "Fresh Pacific Wind" in the subject line and to reach us no later than midnight Sunday, April 19 2009. The competition is open worldwide, the judges decision is final, no correspondence will be entered into and by entering the competition
you agree to us entering your email address onto our mailing list.
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Special CD Offer
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As a special offer to thank you for your ongoing support, and to make sure you get your own copy of this fantastic CD, during the competition period only, you can make a donation of NZ$40 [in NZ] or US$35 [worldwide] using your creditcard at the Paypal donation button at www.radioheritage.net and we'll airmail your CD as a thank you!
Usually, the CD costs NZ$49.95 or US$39.95 but we'd like to make our own Easter gift to you with this special offer. Your donation must be received by midnight, Sunday April 19 2009 to be eligible. We'll also send you 5 free Art of Radio Japan postcards! Donations in NZ are also tax deductible. For more information about the CD see www.radioheritage.net/shop6.asp and don't forget to enter the 'Fresh Pacific Wind Competition' as well. Our thanks to supporter David Miller for donating a copy of his CD as our competition prize.
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