1Road Safety There has been another weekend of death and destruction on New Zealand's roads. Last year, 750 people died in road accidents, this year 556 have already died. Some people believe the speed limit should be reduced, others advocate a curfew for young drivers and harsher penalties for those who flout the road rules. A senior Traffic Officer in Auckland has called for the confiscation of vehicles belonging to drivers who have been drinking. Does the answer lie in better driver education? Discussion and viewer feedback with Bill Jeffries, Chairman of the Parliamentary Sub Committee on Road Safety.

2A flotilla of anti nuclear craft has turned out on Sydney Harbour to protest against the arrival of British and American warships they believe to be nuclear capable.

3A row is developing between the Reagan Administration in the United States and Britain's Labour Party after United States Secretary of Defence Caspar Weinberger warned that The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) was being threatened by Labour's defence policy.

4For the first time ever, the Soviet Union has opened up its top secret nuclear test site to Western journalists. The Semipalatinsk Test Site (STS or Semipalatinsk-21), also known as "The Polygon", is the primary testing venue for the Soviet Union's nuclear weapons.

5A brief listing of the New Zealand news headlines.

6The United States automobile industry has long resisted putting airbags into vehicles as a safety device. However, the Ford Motor Company is now campaigning in favour of airbags, but some of its own dealers are putting up obstacles.

7Road Safety There has been another weekend of death and destruction on New Zealand's roads. Last year, 750 people died in road accidents, this year 556 have already died. Some people believe the speed limit should be reduced, others advocate a curfew for young drivers and harsher penalties for those who flout the road rules. A senior Traffic Officer in Auckland has called for the confiscation of vehicles belonging to drivers who have been drinking. Does the answer lie in better driver education? Discussion and viewer feedback with Bill Jeffries, Chairman of the Parliamentary Sub Committee on Road Safety.

8A brief listing of the national and international news headlines.

9Road Safety There has been another weekend of death and destruction on New Zealand's roads. Last year, 750 people died in road accidents, this year 556 have already died. Some people believe the speed limit should be reduced, others advocate a curfew for young drivers and harsher penalties for those who flout the road rules. A senior Traffic Officer in Auckland has called for the confiscation of vehicles belonging to drivers who have been drinking. Does the answer lie in better driver education? Discussion and viewer feedback with Bill Jeffries, Chairman of the Parliamentary Sub Committee on Road Safety.

10A brief listing of the New Zealand news headlines.

11A flotilla of anti nuclear craft has turned out on Sydney Harbour to protest against the arrival of British and American warships they believe to be nuclear capable.

12Iran is reportedly receiving help from an unlikely source in its long-running Gulf War with Iraq. Iran's sworn enemy in the Middle East - Israel - is supplying Iran with arms and ammunition using Danish ships.

13Northern Irish police have foiled a terrorist bombing plot, centered on County Down.

14Singer Frank Sinatra is currently touring Europe and showing audiences he still has what it takes.

15A British grey great grandmother is proving that age is no barrier to enjoyment. To celebrate her 105th birthday she took her first helicopter ride.