Capital Radio 92-100 FM: This was an annual short-term station operated by former local David Kaio and long-term Southland Broadcaster Chris Diack, with appearances by local Paul Jamieson. They broadcast in 1993 (Whitebait Festival) and 1994, 1995 & 1997 (Wildfoods Festival). Transmission was on their 91.9FM Hokitika frequency and later their new 99.9FM Greymouth frequency.
This included outside broadcasts and a number of school-based broadcasts, interviews and local news, including a wide range of music in an attempt to set up a full-time local station. The station initially had a few of other names.
Coast FM West Coast (Formally Fifeshire FM Westport): After Paul Jamieson sold his 99.5FM frequency (acquired by government tender in 1993) to Westport News Ltd, the station started broadcasting to Hokitika in 1998.
In 1999–2000, when the station left the after-hours re-broadcast of Fifeshire FM Nelson and went full-time, there was a Coast-wide competition to decide on a new name, where 'Coast FM' was decided.
Fifeshire Festival Radio 99.5 FM: In 1999 Chris, David and Paul returned to host a four-day local break-out broadcast to cover the Wildfoods Festival.