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Friday, August 22, 2025
Volume 16 . Issue 73
Since its launch on August 27, the Bay of Plenty’s first Hindi-Punjabi radio station, BollyBOP, is now tuned into by most Indians in the area.
The station broadcasts from a fully equipped modern studio in the heart of Tauranga CBD, one of New Zealand’s fastest growing cities. BollyBOP’s footprint reaches Waihi, Katikati, Mt Mauganui all the way to Te puke, Gordonton and even parts of Hamilton.
The station plays mainly Hindi and Punjabi music, Gurbani Kirtan, and reads out news from India, besides broadcasting other variety entertainment programming for 24 hours.
BollyBOP is a commercial station owned by the Dhatt Group (who also own the frequency). It accepts advertisements for broadcasting.
Since its launch on August 27, the Bay of Plenty’s first Hindi-Punjabi radio station, BollyBOP, is now tuned into by most Indians in the area. The station broadcasts from a fully equipped modern studio in the heart of Tauranga CBD, one of New Zealand’s fastest growing cities. BollyBOP’s footprint...
Since its launch on August 27, the Bay of Plenty’s first Hindi-Punjabi radio station, BollyBOP, is now tuned into by most Indians in the area.
The station broadcasts from a fully equipped modern studio in the heart of Tauranga CBD, one of New Zealand’s fastest growing cities. BollyBOP’s footprint reaches Waihi, Katikati, Mt Mauganui all the way to Te puke, Gordonton and even parts of Hamilton.
The station plays mainly Hindi and Punjabi music, Gurbani Kirtan, and reads out news from India, besides broadcasting other variety entertainment programming for 24 hours.
BollyBOP is a commercial station owned by the Dhatt Group (who also own the frequency). It accepts advertisements for broadcasting.
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