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Contact us
Contact the Radio Spectrum Management (RSM) team if you have feedback for us, or if you want to make a general enquiry or report non-compliance.
On this page
Due to industrial action, if you are calling our customer service centre there may be a delay in answering or an interruption to your call. We apologise for any inconvenience and appreciate your patience.
By phone
In New Zealand, call us on 0508 RSM INFO (0508 776 463)
From overseas, call +64 3 962 2603
Calling us is free within New Zealand. We’re available:
- 8.30am to 5pm, Monday to Friday
We’re closed on public holidays.
NZ public holidays(external link)
Translation service
If English isn't your first language, we have a free telephone interpreting service available. Interpreters are available for many different languages. Call us after 9.00am, ask for a translator and tell us which language you speak. Hold the line and we'll get an interpreter within a couple of minutes.
Video relay service
If you’re deaf or hearing impaired, you can use the Video Relay Service to get in touch with us.
Video Relay Service(external link)
You can also call us on Skype — our name is NewZealandRadioSpectrum.
By email/online
You can contact us by email on info@rsm.govt.nz or by using our Ask us a question online form. We’ll do our best to get back to you within 2 working days.
By post
If you’re sending us something by mail, make sure you address it to the relevant part of the RSM team — for example, Licensing, Compliance, or the Registrar.
Our postal address is:
PO Box 2847
Wellington 6140.
Our street address is:
15 Stout Street
Wellington 6011.
By fax
Our fax number is +64 4 978 3162.
Report non-compliance
Use our online form to report any compliance problems we should know about.
Complete a non-compliance report
Media enquiries
For media enquiries, contact the Ministry of Business Innovation and Employment (MBIE) Communications Group media@mbie.govt.nz.
Feedback
We welcome your opinion. If you have a moment, please complete our Feedback form.
Report RRF issues and improvements
RSM has created a range of user guides to help you with the use of the Register of Radio Frequencies (RRF).
After reading the guides you continue to have an issue, please report it using the online form.