International, based in Tenerife, Canary Islands, Spain, acquired an AM commercial broadcasting licence in 2008, and was seeking wavelengths in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch. Daytime programming was leased to a community radio service called Puketapu Radio on 756 kHz. References in popular culture A "D" and an "I" from the phrase RADIO CAROLINE (painted as a hoarding in 1974) can still be read in lichen growth on the inside wall of one of the stone sarcens at Stonehenge.The Golden Age of Wireless album by Thomas Dolby, Track: "Radio Silence" – reference to a woman named "Caroline" and lamenting a lost love like an empty radio frequency.Freeze Frame album by Godley & Creme, 1979, Track: "Get Well Soon" – reference to Radio Caroline. "Rock 'n' Roll" a song by Status Quo, has the lyrics : "Waiting all the time to find radio plays on Caroline". "Pirate Radio" track by the ska band The Toasters – Reference to Radio Caroline. "Hearthammer" by the Scottish folk rock band Runrig – "Lying under the covers, with the radio on. Settle down with Caroline as she sailed all summer long". "Walking down the King's Road" track by Squire – "In a Chelsea drug store with some friends of mine, mini skirts, dolly birds and Radio Caroline".The Goodies episode "Radio Goodies", parodied the then-contemporary pirate radio stations but does not mention Radio Caroline.The Boat That Rocked 2009 movie is set in 1966 and uses a vessel that is similar to the 1983 MV Ross Revenge, but according to the producer, the movie is pure fantasy. The rock band Green paid tribute on the song "Radio Caroline" on their album Elaine MacKenzie. Bubblegum Lemonade released "Caroline's Radio" in 2010 which was a nostalgic look back at listening to Radio Caroline. See also Pirate radio in the United Kingdom Marine, &c., Broadcasting (Offences) Act 1967 – The UK legislation aimed at offshore radio, enacted August 1967. References Further readingRadio Caroline. Venmore Rowland. John. Landmark Press. UK. 1967 – The original book about Radio Caroline.When Pirates Ruled The Waves. Harris, Paul. Impulse Publications, UK, 1968. 6th Edition Kennedy & Boyd, UK 2001 History of Radio Nord. Kotschack, Jack. Forlags AB. Sweden (Swedish). English version published in 1970 by Impulse Publications, UK.From International Waters. Leonard, Mike – Forest Press. Heswall, UK. 1996 – An encyclopedia about the history of offshore broadcasting until 1996.The Beat Fleet: The story behind the 60s