1Just days after the end of the crippling waterfront strike, a row over demarcation has blown up again at Lyttelton.

2After a week of political turmoil, Opposition leader Jim Bolger was back among his constituents today, buoyed by the latest political poll results. Analysis of the latest poll.

3A team of New Zealand scientists and engineers are in earthquake-stricken San Francisco gathering valuable information for those preparing for an imminent earthquake in New Zealand. As the rebuilding gets underway, some claim San Francisco is not getting the help its need from the Federal Government.

4Australia and France have scored a victory in their bid to have Antarctica declared a World Park. The 39-Nation Conference on Antarctica will consider making the continent a Global Reserve and banning all mining.

5Foreign Minister Russell Marshall has warned that a small action from a White-dominated Commonwealth country could still have the potential to cause a Black African boycott of the 1990 Commonwealth Games in Auckland.

6The Electricity Corporation (Electricorp) have held a public relations event in Lake Tekapo, trying to placate the locals regarding the extreme dust storms.

7British police believe they have captured a baby food blackmailer, who has been holding the country to ransom for millions of dollars. However, the man being charged is a former detective who was part of the team investigating the case.

8Tribute to British actor Sir Antony Quayle, who has died of cancer aged 76.