1Two people have been arrested on charges of murder and arson in connection with the bombing of the Greenpeace ship Rainbow Warrior.

2An armed man has surrendered to police tonight after holding four people hostage ina restaurant near Havelock North.

3Two fifteen year old boys, sought by Police after a fatal shooting in Invercargill last night, were today found near Bluff. One of the youths has tonight been charged with murder.

4Former Mr Asia drugs ring associate, New Zealander James Shepherd, is facing seventeen heroin charges in Sydney after being extradited from the United States.

5South Africa has come under renewed international criticism for both its apartheid system and the state of emergency declared this week to stem rioting in Black townships.

6The Italian Government has been called on to take firm action against those responsible for the dam collapse in Val di Stava in which over 200 people lost their lives..

7The Danish Government has promised tighter security after a series of bomb blasts in Copenhagen targeting Americans and Jews.

8United States President Ronald Reagan is to hold his first high-level meeting tomorrow since undergoing an operation for colon cancer.

9Opposition leader Jim McLay tonight accepted responsibility for instigating rumours about the health of Prime Minister David lange, after former National Party leader Sir Robert Muldoon claimed publicly that Mclay was behind the smear campaign. Interview with McLay.

10The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) has issued a warning that New Zealand must avoid excessive wage and price rises.

11One of the most valuable collections of art and jewelry ever auctioned in New Zealand will go under the hammer in Auckland tomorrow night. A look at New Zealand art as an investment.