Adult Contemporary Radio Stations
These stations played an Adult Contemporary Music format:
- KCC FM Northland
- Y99.3 FM Waikato
- Coastline FM Tauranga
- Lakes 96FM Rotorua
- Energy FM Taranaki
- Hot 93 Hawkes Bay
- Star FM Wanganui
- 2XS FM Manawatu
- Fifeshire FM Nelson
- C93FM Christchurch
- Radio Central Central Otago
- Resort Radio Queenstown
- 4XO Dunedin
- Foveaux FM Southland
C93FM was originally a Classic rock station but after RadioWorks decided to network The Rock into Christchurch the music format was changed, this station was shut down in 2001. Y99.3 FM changed to an Easy Listening format when it was rebranded as The Breeze. The other stations were rebranded as More FM in December 2004.
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