The film "3 Mile Limit"

[Roscoe]

I have been trying to find where I can watch the film "3 Mile Limit" the story of the early days of Radio Hauraki but all I can find is a one and a half minute trailer. Does anyone where I can go to see the film in full?

Your help is appreciated.

[psycik]

I have been trying to find where I can watch the film "3 Mile Limit" the story of the early days of Radio Hauraki but all I can find is a one and a half minute trailer. Does anyone where I can go to see the film in full?

Your help is appreciated.

Not sure if there's a way to purchase off https://www.nzonscreen.com/title/3-mile-limit-2014 or the official site: https://www.3milelimit.co.nz/

Does not seem to be anywhere else (itunes etc)

[wainuitech]

Legally or the "other Way" ???

[Roscoe]

Legally or the "other Way" ???

I was thinking about - ahem - the "other way."

[B.M.]

I was thinking about - ahem - the "other way."

Bear with me, I'm on the case.

[wainuitech]

Read your PM

[piroska]

And now, who actually listens to radio?



Well tradies at work seem to..They look like a bunch of school kids...lol. Or am I just old...

[Roscoe]

And now, who actually listens to radio?

I listen to the radio all the time as do many people on this forum. Just because you don't listen does not mean that it's still not a popular medium.

[wainuitech]

We us the radio in the car still, and when at home its mainly over the Internet, don't think we have a older style radio anymore. Actually Yes we do - just remembered its out in the workshop buried under a pile blankets but hasn't been on for years.

[kenj]

I'm a radio person. It's an age thing in a lot of cases.

Ken