1The Government looks likely to hold its leadership ballot next Wednesday at the behest of Prime Minister David Lange. Extended interview with David Lange about his decision to sack Finance Minister Roger Douglas yesterday.

2A degree of confidence returned to the New Zealand economy, in reaction to assurances by new Finance Minister David Caygill that economic policies will not change.

3Should the Government hold the lie on its current economic direction? New Finance Minister David Caygill is adamant that Rogernomics will continue unabated. Studio analysis with rebel Labour MP Jim Anderton and businessman Alan Gibbs.

4A look at how New Zealand's media and public have responded to the Prime Minister's sacking of Roger Douglas.

5There will be no further power outages next week. Electricity workers have dropped their threatened strike action and will re-enter talks with the Electricity Commission (Electricorp).

6The United States plans to open direct talks with the Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO), much to Israel's dismay.

7Pakistan has pulled out of the triangular one-day series in New Zealand this summer because they do not want to play against England, some of whose players have links to South Africa. Will this jeopardise the English cricket tour of New Zealand?

8Soviet officials have admitted that their rescue services can not cope with the scale of the earthquake destruction in Armenia.

9Swedish officials have made an arrest in the murder of Swedish Prime Minister Olof Palme three years ago.

10Police officers are helping to train traffic officers in the correct use of their new long batons.