Editing RNZ Concert (section)

=== Breakup of RNZ ===
The growth of private commercial radio and Radio New Zealand's commercial assets by the [[Fourth National Government of New Zealand|fourth National government]] in the 1990s changed the environment in which the Concert Programme operated. Radio New Zealand's commercial stations were sold to The Radio Network (later known as [[NZME]]), and RNZ became a Crown entity,<ref>{{Cite web |url=https://www.legislation.govt.nz/act/public/1995/0052/latest/whole.html |title=Radio New Zealand Act 1995}}</ref> continuing to operate National Radio (now [[RNZ National]]) and a renamed "'''Concert FM'''". Concert lost many of its music studios including Broadcasting House in Wellington, much prized by orchestras and classical musicians for recording, Until the launch of the [[AM Network]] in 1997, the network carried live coverage of the proceedings of the [[New Zealand Parliament]].<ref name="A turning point for radio" />