rebranded as Classic Hits in 1993 the name Geyserland was no longer used on air, however it still appeared on the station's logo at the time of rebranding. The Hits in Rotorua also broadcasts on 90.8FM to the Reporoa, Broadlands, Ngakuru and Waikite Valley areas. The station is located on Fenton Street in Rotorua City. Local programming: Paul Hickey presents the local daytime show between 9am and 3pm. Taupo 96.8FM Originally known as Radio Lakeland, broadcasting on 1494 am in Taupo and 1386 am in Tūrangi. The station moved to 96.7FM in 1988 and was then known as Lakeland FM. For a short time a second frequency served Tūrangi on 89.6, and later 92.4 but was discontinued. Lakeland FM was the host of the Community Radio Network, a network established between community radio stations then operated by The Radio Network. Outside of the breakfast show, all Community Radio Network stations received content from the Lakeland FM studio. In 2001 all the Community Radio Network stations joined up with Classic Hits, with all programming outside of breakfast now coming from Auckland. At this point Lakeland FM became known as Classic Hits Lakeland FM. The station still has a local office located on Paora Hapi Street in Taupō. Following the rebrand to The Hits the local breakfast was dropped and now the station has the same local daytime show as Rotorua. Local programming: Paul Hickey presents the local daytime show between 9am and 3pm (From The Hits Rotorua Studios). Gisborne 90.9FM Originally known as 2ZG on 1010 am, then 'The Coaster 2ZG' on 945 AM, before moving to 90.9FM, and later being rebranded as Classic Hits 90.9. As of 2018 the station does not feature locally produced programming. The station is located on the corner of Grey Street and Childers Road in Gisborne. Taranaki 90FM The Hits in Taranaki originates from 2ZP Radio Taranaki, which broadcast on 1053 am in New Plymouth and 1557 am in Hawera (as 2ZH). Around 1992, the station began simulcasting on 90.0FM which was previously occupied by its sister station 'Q90FM'. It was then known as '90FM Radio Taranaki' before becoming Classic Hits 90FM in 1993. Previous breakfast host for 15 years, Barney (Brent Procter) retired from broadcasting as of 20 December 2013. The station is located in Broadcasting House on the corner of Powderham and Brougham Streets in New Plymouth Central. Taranaki originally had a local