The latest version of the Band Plan can be accessed from http://www.rsm.govt.nz/cms/tools-and-services/publications/public-information-brochures-pibs/pib-21-table-of-radio-spectrum-usage-in-new-zealand
| Police | 75.225 - 76.2875 | ESA Band NFM 12.5KHz |
| 76.300, 76.400 | VHF Simplex NFM | |
| 485.200 - 485.425, 485.900 - 486.075, 486.550 - 486.725, 487.275 - 487.400 | UHF 25KHz | |
| 488.000 - 488.225 | UHF Simplex | |
| Fire | 75.225 - 76.2875 | ESA Band NFM 12.5KHz |
| 140.6125, 140.925, 143.7875, 143.825 | VHF Simplex [Low power at scene communications] | |
| 457.3-457.7 | UHF Repeaters 25kHz separation [May still be in use] | |
| 455.1375 & 455.1625 MHz | UHF Simplex NFM (low power, 2 way at the scene communications) [May still be in use] | |
| Ambulance | 141.325 - 141.4625 | NFM 12.5KHz |
| CB | 26.330 - 26.770 | 10kHz separation 40 Channels AM/SSB |
| Cellphone analogue | 824.0-849.0 Cellphone TX | TX/RX separation 45 MHz 30 KHz |
| 869.0-894.0 Cellphone RX | TX/RX separation 45 MHz 30KHz | |
| Cellphone GSM | 890 - 915 MHz for the uplink | with each band divided up into 200 kHz channels. Other features of the radio channel interface include adaptive time alignment, GMSK modulation, discontinuous transmission and reception, and slow frequency hopping. Adaptive time alignment enables the MS to correct its transmit timeslot for propagation delay. GMSK modulation provides the spectral efficiency and low out-of-band interference required in the GSM system. Discontinuous transmission and reception refers to the MS powering down during idle periods and serves the dual purpose of reducing co-channel interference and extending the portable unit's battery life. Slow frequency hopping is an additional feature of the GSM radio channel interface which helps to counter the effects of Rayleigh fading and co-channel interference |
| 935 - 960 MHz for the downlink band | http://www.l0pht.com/radiophone/gsm/gsm-secur/gsm-secur.html | |
| Cordless phones | 30.0750 - 30.750 MHz | NFM 25KHz |
| 34.2875 - 34.4625 | NFM 12.5KHz | |
| 864.15 - 868.05 MHz | NFM | |
| Baby Monitors | 26.950-27.300, 30.400-30.600, 36.000-36.600, 39.000-39-700, 40.600-40.700 MHz | NFM |
| Marine | 156.0-162.2 MHz NFM 25KHz | |
| Aircraft | 118.0-136.0 MHz AM 25KHz |
| A band channel separation 12.5 kHz | 80.550-84.025 MHz AM/NFM |
| B band channel separation 25KHz | 104.975-107.9875 MHz AM [No longer in use] |
| C band channel separation 25 kHz | 449.7625-458.625 MHz NFM |
| D band channel separation 25 kHz | 458.3-470.0 MHz NFM |
| E band channel separation 12.5 kHz | 151.0-153.4 MHz AM/NFM (usually NFM) |
| ES B band channel separation 12.5 kHz | 141.025-143.5 MHz NFM |
| FN band channel separation 12.5 kHz | 478.0-488.0 MHz NFM |