1Details of the new Government stock tender for the new financial year have just been announced.
2Britain has joined the United States in rejecting anti apartheid activist Bishop Desmond Tutu's call for economic sanctions against South Africa. A look at the latest outbreak of violence in South Africa, as well as attempts to try to bring about peaceful change.
3Italian authorities say they have identified the person who planted a bomb on a Trans World (TWA) plane which exploded yesterday, killing four people. The news that Arab terrorists were responsible for the attack has caused anger within the United States.
4A brief listing of the New Zealand news headlines.
5Ministry of Women's Affairs Interview and talkback with about the Ministry of Women's Affairs, its aims, women's issues in general and the women's forums with the head of the new MInistry of Women's Affairs, Mary O'Reagan.
6A brief listing of the New Zealand and international news headlines.
7Ministry of Women's Affairs Interview and talkback with about the Ministry of Women's Affairs, its aims, women's issues in general and the women's forums with the head of the new MInistry of Women's Affairs, Mary O'Reagan.
8A brief listing of the New Zealand news headlines.
9The special commission investigating the loss of the space shuttle Challenger says its exhaustive investigation has failed to prove with certainty what caused the disaster. The recovery of the wreckage is proving to be a slow and costly exercise.
10Italian authorities say they have identified the person who planted a bomb on a Trans World (TWA) plane which exploded yesterday, killing four people.
11Army barracks in Northern Ireland have been used to house the families of some police officers, as a result of a Protestant campaign of intimidation.
12Controversial Alabama Governor George Wallace has announced his intention to retire.
13A self-styled Wild Man is in trouble in New York because of his tendency to eat some of the plants that grow in Central Park.