The Rock

The Rock is a New Zealand rock music radio station. The station has in the past had some issues with the Broadcasting Standards Authority with a number of complaints upheld against broadcasts on The Rock. The Rock's major competitors are Radio Hauraki, ZM and Classic Hits. Every year they have The Rock 1000 counting down the biggest 1000 rock songs. The station began in 1992 in Hamilton as The Rock 93FM. A local version of The Rock also started i... more
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