Radio Tarana is a New Zealand radio network based in Auckland, established in 1996 by Robert Khan to serve the Indian and Hindi-speaking community. It now caters to a wider audience of Indian, Pakistani, Bangladeshi, Sri Lankan, and Fijian migrants across New Zealand. The station offers a mix of music, news, sports, culture, and lifestyle content, aiming to promote understanding among diverse migrant groups. It is the highest-rated ethnic broadcaster in New Zealand, with a significant audience in Auckland and nationwide reach through online streaming and digital platforms, claiming a total audience of around 80,000.