Archived news
This folder contains archived news from RSM. Please note that some links may no longer work in archived news items, for the latest news please see the Latest news section or search the site.
- Types of licences
- List of Engineers & Examiners
- RSM Approved Radio Engineers and Certifiers (ARE & ARC)
- RSM Approved Radio Examiners (ARX)
- How to become an approved Radio Engineer or Certifier
- How to become an approved Radio Examiner
- Information for ARE/ARC/ARX
- Resources for AREs and ARCs
- Resources for ARXs
- Consultations - have your say
- Current projects
- Licence for FM sound broadcasting (Auction 16)
- Adding new usages to General User Radio Licence: Short Range Devices in frequencies below 30 MHz – Technical consultation
- Preparing for 5G in New Zealand
- Renewal of Management Rights in 1800 MHz & 2100 MHz bands
- Call for Expressions of Interest in commercial FM sound broadcasting licences
- Review of options for 174-230 MHz
- Review of the Radiocommunications Act 1989
- Allocation of spectrum at 3.5 GHz for broadband wireless access - round 4
- Completed projects
- Licences for FM sound broadcasting (Auction 15)
- Licences for FM sound broadcasting (Auction 14)
- Radio Spectrum Five Year Outlook 2017-2021
- Changes to the Maritime Mobile Repeater allocations
- Digital terrestrial television licences
- Greater use of TDD equipment is now allowed in 3.5 GHz band
- Fixed service review
- Amendments to the Radiocommunications Regulations 2001
- The Television Digital Switchover and the Digital Dividend
- How to use the Register
- What is the Register of Radio Frequencies?
- Searching the Register
- Become a user of the Register
- Request an activation code
- Register user guides for clients
- Register user guides for approved persons
- Tips for using the Register of Radio Frequencies
- Tools
- dBW / Watts Converter
- Interactive licensing & product compliance guides
- Spectrum Search Lite
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Last updated 10 February 2016
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