Land stations
New Zealand
NZA – Awanui (changed to VLA 1913)
NZK – Auckland (changed to VLD in 1913)
NZW – Wellington (changed to VLW in 1913)
RFP – Centre Island (Flying Boat Station)
RWN – Renwicktown (near Blenheim) was a Naval W/T station used for radio fingerprinting during WW2
SLT – Jackson’s Bay (from 1937)
VLA – Awanui (changed to ZLA in 1929)
VLB – Awarua (changed to ZLB in 1929)
VLC – Chatham Islands (changed to ZLC in 1929)
VLD – Auckland (changed to ZLD and ZLF in 1929)
VLW – Wellington (changed to ZLW in 1929)
WPP – Waipapakauri, an RNZAF base in northern NZ, part of the DF network during WW2
ZLA – Awanui (was VLA until 1929)
ZLB – Awarua (was VLB until 1929)
ZLC – Chatham Islands (was VLC until 1929)
ZLD – Auckland (was VLD until 1929)
ZLF – Auckland
ZLG – Haast (closed 1970)
ZLHS – Port Pegasus, Stewart Island (from 1948)
ZLKF – Caswell Sound Radio (1947 Fiordland Expedition)
ZLM – Wellington (in use in 1951), then Taupo Maritime Radio (since 1993 NZ’s only MF and HF station)
ZLN – Wellington (in use in 1951), then Cape Maria Van Diemen radio beacon (until 1 July 1934, then changed to ZMZ)1
ZLNE – New Plymouth Harbour Board
ZLO – Halfmoon Bay (from 1931)
ZLOA – Baring Head Lighthouse
ZLOE – Portland Island (Waikawa) Lighthouse (previously ZLX and ZMT)
ZLOK – East Cape Lighthouse
ZLP – Puysegur Point Lighthouse (until May 1934, then ZMU1)
ZLPH – Brothers Islands Lighthouse
ZLQ – Scott Base
ZLRT – Rotoroa Island
ZLS – Stephens Island Lighthouse (until May 1934, then ZMS1)
ZLVY – Waiuku HF Direction Finder
ZLW – Wellington (was VLW until 1929)
ZLX – Portland Island (until May 1934, then ZMT1)
ZLXA – Auckland Emergency Radio
ZLXJ – Opotiki Emergency Radio
ZLXR – Rotorua Emergency Radio
ZLXS – Gisborne Emergency Radio
ZMC – Centre Island Lighthouse
ZME – Raoul Island
ZMG – Dog Island Lighthouse
ZMO – Dominion Observatory (from 1 July 19341)
ZMQ – Gisborne Harbour Board (after 1 July 1934, previous callsign unknown1)
ZMS – Stephens Island Lighthouse (from May 1934, previously ZLS1)
ZMT – Portland Island (from May 1934, previously ZLX1). Later ZLOE
ZMU – Puysegur Point Lighthouse (from May 1934, previously ZLP1)
ZMV – Milford Sound
ZMZ – Cape Maria Van Diemen radio beacon (from 1 July 1934, previously ZMZ1)
International
3DP – Suva, Fiji
CIS – Sydney
DAN – Norddeich Radio, Germany
E5R – Rarotonga, Cook Islands (previously VMR and ZKR)
FJP – Noumea
FPB – Mahina, Tahiti (in 1951)
FPB2 – Papeete Fare-ute, Tahiti (in 1951)
FOM – Noumea La Tontouta
FZP – Papeete, Tahiti (in 1951)
GBR – Rugby, UK
GKA – Portishead Radio, UK
KFS – San Francisco
KPH – San Francisco
LBA – Labasa, Fiji (established 1913)
P2M – Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea
SVA – Suva, Fiji (established 1913)
TVA – Taveuni, Fiji (established 1913)
VIA – Adelaide
VIB – Brisbane
VID – Darwin
VIG – Port Moresby
VIH – Hobart
VII – Thursday Island
VIL – Flinders Island
VIM – Melbourne
VIN – Geraldton
VIP – Perth (Applecross), later Bassandean, later Gnangara
VIR – Rockhampton
VIS – Sydney (Pennant Hills), later La Perouse
VIT – Townsville
VIW – Wyndham
VIY – Mount Gambier
VIZ – Roebourne
VMA – Apia, Samoa (changed to ZMA in 1929)
VMR – Rarotonga, Cook Islands (changed to ZKR, date unknown)
VPD – Suva, Fiji (this callsign was in use in 1938)
VPE – Labasa, Fiji
VPF – Taveuni, Fiji
VQL – Savusavu, Fiji (established 1920)
VRP – Suva, Fiji (this callsign was in use in 1951)
ZBP – Pitcairn Island
ZKN – Niue
ZKR – Rarotonga, Cook Islands (previously VMR, changed to E5R in 2006)
ZMA – Apia, Samoa (was VMA until 1929)
ZQD – Nadi, Fiji
Ship stations
New Zealand ships
ZMBJ Awatea
ZMBN Arahanga
ZMBS Arahura
ZMCT Waikare
ZMEC Kaimiro
ZMFL Aratika
ZMFV Holmburn
ZMGC Kaitoa
ZMGW Wahine
ZMJH Holmlea
ZMJN Port Waikato
ZMJW Waiotahi
ZMKG Pamir
ZMKX Kawatiri
ZMLA Maranui
ZMLI Tofua
ZMLP Tarihiko
ZMRD Aramoana
ZMRU Waimea
ZMSF Coastal Trader
ZMVC Kaitawa
Other ships calling at NZ ports
FNBW Capitaine Cook III
FNUD Capitaine Wallis
GBTT Queen Elizabeth 2
GDBV Rangitane
GDRZ Persic
GHWQ Erne
GNXP Niagara
GRGG Dominion Monarch
GVDS – Hinakura
GVSN Oriana
GWLU Manapouri
GYSA Flinders Bay
MAUQ Gothic
UQTT Mikhail Lermontov
VLKT Abel Tasman
Notes
1. 1934: Changes to callsigns
