Previous Stations Operated By The Radio Network
- Community Radio Network - Local stations taken over by either Newstalk ZB or Classic Hits FM.
- Cool Blue 96.1FM Auckland - Stopped operation by TRN in 2004 and frequency taken over by Flava. Still available online but no longer operated by The Radio Network.
- Classic Rock 96FM Hawkes Bay - Replaced with Radio Hauraki and later ZM.
- Easy Listening i - Rebranded as Viva FM in 2005, and subsequently as Easy Mix in August 2007. Station closed down in June 2012 with frequencies reassigned to Radio Sport.
- Jammin' Oldies 1530 Hawkes Bay - Local station taken over by TRN and later rebranded as the very first Coast station.
- The Breeze on 91 Auckland and The Breeze on 89.8 Hamiton (Both stations closed down and frequency used to launch ZM in these regions) The Breeze station in Wellington remained on air as this station was under different ownership.
- The Planet 97FM Nelson - Played similar format to ZM and was shut down and replaced with ZM in 2004.
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