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MARANUIFM
106.7
" S W E E T S O U N D S O F T H E S U R F " Oct 2016
ALL
A B O U T T H E
S T A T I O N
News, Gossip, and other things
This Edition
Pearl and Tyla discuss what it is like to be
part of the announcing team on Maranui Fm.
Noah and Martha talk to some young
budding writers who have read their stories
on air.
PLUS
Our latest
interviews -
news and
pictures

Announcing
Pearl and Tyla are part of our very dedicated team of
announcers who are timetabled in each week.
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I N E W S
Our
Interviews
Our interview team have tried to get range of
people to interview this year - from caretakers to
politicians.
Bianca and Janine interviewed John (the
school caretaker (above).
Lea and Zoe interviewed Ron Mark the
Deputy Leader for New Zealand First (left)
OUR LATEST INTERVIEWS
According to Wikipedia, a news
article discusses current or recent
news of either general interest (i.e.
daily newspapers) or of a specific
topic (i.e. political or trade news
magazines, club newsletters, or
technology news websites).
A news article can include accounts
of eyewitnesses to the happening
event. It can contain photographs,
accounts, statistics, graphs,
recollections, interviews, polls,
debates on the topic, etc. Headlines
can be used to focus the reader’s
attention on a particular (or main)
part of the article. The writer can
also give facts and detailed
information following answers to
general questions like who, what,
when, where, why and how.
Authors also tend to use quoted
references because they can be
helpful. References to people can
also be made through the written
accounts of interviews and debates
DID YOU KNOW?
That MaranuiFM was
opened in 2008 by the then
Minister of Health Annette
King. It was set up with
funding from the Ministry of
Education . MaranuiFM
streams 24/7 over the
internet and broadcasts
locally on 106.7 FM.
Over the years we have
interviewed a number of
local and international
people.
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W H A T I T ' S L I K E
Being on the
radio.
At MaranuiFM, it is our goal to have as many
students as possible experience the radio station..
Martha and Naoh talk to some of the Year 1
students who have read their stories over the
airways.
"Being an interviewer is
sometimes pretty hard because
you have to think about your
questions. When I did my first
interview I was pretty excited,
but as we were live I got
nervous" Janine
"Advertising is very hard. It is a
tough job. We had to sit down
everyday for 3 weeks making a
survey and the MaranuiFM
newsletter" Ruby and Maddy.
"Being an announcer on
MaranuiFM is hard work
because you have to have
themes coming out of your ears!
But, when it comes to talking on
air we never want to get off!"
Michael
"Being an advertiser is hard
because we have to send letters
to companies and make the
newsletter." Jumerone
Thomas, Katie, Fletcher, and Anthony spoke to Noah and Martha about their
experience of reading their stories live on air.
Fletcher said, "I wasn't scared when I read my story (The Zoo) on the radio. I
want to read more stories. No-one listened to me"
Katie wasn't scared either and didn't have to stand on a chair. "I want to do it
again. Mum and Dad did not listen", she said.
She read about the New Car Seat.
Fletcher wasn't scared because his mum was with him. His story was about
The Zoo.
"I sat on the chair to reach the microphone" he said.
Anthony said he was a little bit nervous when he read his story about The
Holidays.
"My teacher listened' Anthony said.
He would not like to read on the radio again.
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"Being a news reporter is easy
because all you have to do is
find the news on Google, edit it
and practice it. Also my mum
and dad help me." Louie
WE THINK
"We think that bringing little
kids to come and read on
maranuiFM is a good idea,
because when they read on
the radio it will build up their
confidence. Maybe when
they are older they will sign
up for the radio" Matisse
and Mila