1In the wake of yesterday's cancellation of the All Black rugby tour of South Africa, there have been more developments today. The High Court challenge has been called off and the Rugby Union (NZRFU) has confirmed there will be no All Black tours to South Africa for the remainder of 1985. The Opposition have called the impartiality of the judiciary into question.

2The Auckland District Court has refused bail for a Swiss couple questioned by detectives in relation to the sinking of the Greenpeace vessel Rainbow Warrior.

3The Air Force (RNZAF) will resume the search for a missing Bluff fishing boat tomorrow morning.

4Employers and trade unionists have clashed over the best means of helping the low-paid. Having been unable to agree mon an appropriate minimum wage rate, the Government has stepped in and will make the final decision.

5Anti-government rioting in South Africa has spread further. Eight people have been injured and five hundred arrested in Soweto as police use birdshot, rubber bullets, tear gas and whips to try to stem the violence.

6it will be next month before the Australian High Court will rule if convicted Mr Asia drug associate Peter Fulcher can be extradited to face charges in New Zealand.

7Behind the scenes in Operation Rainbow - the enormous New Zealand Police inquiry into the bombing of the Greenpeace vessel Rainbow Warrior.