made against a facility housing the main computer database of the New Zealand Police in Wanganui by a "punk rock" anarchist named Neil Roberts. He was the only person killed, and the computer system was undamaged, see Terrorism in New Zealand. 14 December: Robert Muldoon signs a "Heads of Agreement" with Australia to allow the Closer Economic Relations agreement to come into force at the beginning of 1983. Arts and literature William Sewell wins the Robert Burns Fellowship See 1982 in art, 1982 in literature, :Category:1982 books Music DD Smash produce their debut album, Cool Bananas. New Zealand Music Awards Winners are shown first and in boldface with nominees underneath. Album of the year: DD Smash – Cool Bananas Single of the year: Prince Tui Teka – E Ipo Top male vocalist: Dave Dobbyn (DD Smash) Malcolm McNeill Monte Video Top female vocalist: Patsy Riggir Suzanne Prentice Trudi Green (The Neighbours) Top group of the year: DD Smash Herbs The Narcs Most promising male vocalist: Dave Dobbyn (DD Smash) Most promising female vocalist: Jodi Vaughan Most promising group: Dance Exponents Polynesian record of the year: Prince Tui Teka – E Ipo Producer of the year: Ian Morris – Cool Bananas (DD Smash) Engineer of the year: Paul Streekstra & Doug Rogers – Cool Bananas (DD Smash) Sleeve design of the year: Wayne Robinson –Cool Bananas (DD Smash) Outstanding contribution to music: Simon Grigg See: 1982 in music Performing arts Benny Award presented by the Variety Artists Club of New Zealand to Don Linden. Radio and television FM Stereo transmissions were being tested. Radio Bay of Plenty Limited, operating 1XX (previously 1240 am then 1242 am in 1978) also in Whakatane, ran the first of many short-term summer stations. 1XX – FM 90.7 This station was the 1ST licensed FM Stereo Radio station in New Zealand. The station went to air at 4 pm on 5 January 1982 and went through to 31 January 1982 with the station on-air each day in two shifts: 4 pm – 8 pm & 8 pm – 12 am Midnight. Announcers: Chris Clarke, Te Karere, a Māori language news program, is trialled. Northern Television begins broadcasting morning television programs. Feltex Television Awards: Best Information: Country Calendar Best Documentary: Landmarks Best News and Current Affairs: Close Up Best Entertainment: Gliding On Best Drama: Under the Mountain Best Speciality: Kaleidoscope Best Children's: Wild Track Best New Talent: