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Switching to the 98.6 MHz FM frequency on 25 May 1990, it became ZHFM. | Switching to the 98.6 MHz FM frequency on 25 May 1990, it became ZHFM. | ||
| − | In the call sign, the 1 referred to | + | In the call sign, the 1 referred to the North Island, while the last letter of the name denoted the first letter of the location (i.e., Hamilton). The X denoted that the station was a private commercial station, but following a change to being a NZBC funded public service radio broadcaster, the X was changed to a Z. In 1988, the old 1XH call sign was re-assigned to [[Radio Rhema]] in Hamilton, who broadcast on 855AM. |
The station was based in Broadcasting House at 20 Alma Street from its inception, with ZHFM moving to Hardley Street in Hamilton North in 1996. The Alma St building, built in 1927, had previously acted as the Municipal offices for the Borough of Hamilton. | The station was based in Broadcasting House at 20 Alma Street from its inception, with ZHFM moving to Hardley Street in Hamilton North in 1996. The Alma St building, built in 1927, had previously acted as the Municipal offices for the Borough of Hamilton. | ||
