1Coalition for Concerned Citizens The Coalition for Concerned Citizens is a group of Christian fundamentalists committed to changing what they regard as libertarian attitudes amongst too many of New Zealand's politicians. Dubbed the Moral Majority, they oppose abortion, homosexual law reform and the undesirable effects of the welfare state. They advocate the sanctity of marriage and traditional family values, a strong military defence policy and religious instruction in schools. Their strategy is to target politicians whom they see as lacking in moral fibre and then using the democratic process at grass roots party level to embark on a campaign to defeat those MPs at the next election, with candidates they have endorsed. Discussion and viewer feedback with a spokesman for the Coalition for Concerned Citizens, Barry Reid.

2Federation of Labour (FOL) President Jim Knox has launched a strong attack on the Government's economic policies, saying they have allowed the market to run rampant, enabling big companies to make even more money. He urged the Government to hed the needs of the people, rather than the dictates of the market, and said the Government is in an "ideological straight jacket that is tearing the country apart". However, he says he does not want to see National return to power.

3The Tokyo Summit has forged a united political line on terrorism and the Soviet Union's Chernobyl nuclear disaster. The seven Summit leaders rebuked Libya for its alleged support of terrorism and censured the Soviet Union for failing to issue timely warnings about its reactor accident in the Ukraine. For the first time, Moscow has admitted that radiation has spread beyond the eighteen mile danger zone around the Chernobyl nuclear power plant. Levels of radiation are dropping in some parts of Europe and increasing in others, and have been recorded as far away as the United States and Ireland.

4A brief listing of the New Zealand news headlines.

5Several thousand British holidaymakers took advantage of a price war in the package holiday industry, buying cheap holidays to Spain's Costa del Sol, but knowing nothing else about the accommodation or level of service.

6Coalition for Concerned Citizens The Coalition for Concerned Citizens is a group of Christian fundamentalists committed to changing what they regard as libertarian attitudes amongst too many of New Zealand's politicians. Dubbed the Moral Majority, they oppose abortion, homosexual law reform and the undesirable effects of the welfare state. They advocate the sanctity of marriage and traditional family values, a strong military defence policy and religious instruction in schools. Their strategy is to target politicians whom they see as lacking in moral fibre and then using the democratic process at grass roots party level to embark on a campaign to defeat those MPs at the next election, with candidates they have endorsed. Discussion and viewer feedback with a spokesman for the Coalition for Concerned Citizens, Barry Reid.

7A brief listing of the New Zealand and international news headlines.

8Coalition for Concerned Citizens The Coalition for Concerned Citizens is a group of Christian fundamentalists committed to changing what they regard as libertarian attitudes amongst too many of New Zealand's politicians. Dubbed the Moral Majority, they oppose abortion, homosexual law reform and the undesirable effects of the welfare state. They advocate the sanctity of marriage and traditional family values, a strong military defence policy and religious instruction in schools. Their strategy is to target politicians whom they see as lacking in moral fibre and then using the democratic process at grass roots party level to embark on a campaign to defeat those MPs at the next election, with candidates they have endorsed. Discussion and viewer feedback with a spokesman for the Coalition for Concerned Citizens, Barry Reid.

9A brief listing of the New Zealand news headlines.

10The Tokyo Summit has forged a united political line on terrorism and the Soviet Union's Chernobyl nuclear disaster. The seven Summit leaders rebuked Libya for its alleged support of terrorism and agreed on a series of measures to combat terrorism. The final communique from the Summit is expected to address the issue of surpluses, an issue that is sparking a trade war between the United States and the European Community (EEC). In the last few minutes, news has broken of several small bombs exploding in subway stations in Tokyo during rush hour. There are no reports of injuries.

11The loss of a Delta rocket just after take-off is the third mishap in a row for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). These mishaps include the loss of the space shuttle Challenger and its seven crew. Now, serious questions are being asked about the United States space programme's future.

12There is renewed speculation within South Africa that the release of jailed anti apartheid activist Nelson Mandela may be imminent. However the South African Government is reported to be concerned at the possibility of an increase in Black unrest if Mandela is freed. Meanwhile, gunmen have shot their way into Natal Hospital.