1ANZAC Day Thousands of New Zealanders - men and women- gave their lives during the World Wars to preserve New Zealand's way of life, as well as in Malaya, Korea and Vietnam. New Zealanders commemorate their memory on ANZAC Day. However, now the way ANZAC Day is commemorated has become blurred with a number of other activities, such as sport, gambling and drinking. What is the point of ANZAC Day? Should it be a public holiday? Was the reward for those soldiers who returned a land fit for heroes, or were the real heroes those who refused to go to war? Discussion and viewer talkback with peace campaigner Rinny Westra.

2The Cavalier rugby team have taken the field in South Africa today, and the New Zealand Rugby Union (NZRFU) says the rebel players and their team management must be prepared to accept the consequences of their actions.

3United States President Ronald Reagan has urged "forceful and collective action" to stop terrorists from erecting "a wall of fear". He has also warned Libyan leader Colonel Muammar Gaddafi he must change his ways or face further military action.

4Libyan officials have sparked a confused exodus of foreign journalists from Libya. This has coincided with a claim by Libya that Israel and the United States were planning action in Europe designed to discredit Libya.

5Prince Andrew has chosen his younger brother Prince Edward to be his best man when he marries Sarah Ferguson at Westminster Abbey in July.

6A brief listing of the New Zealand news headlines.

7ANZAC Day Thousands of New Zealanders - men and women- gave their lives during the World Wars to preserve New Zealand's way of life, as well as in Malaya, Korea and Vietnam. New Zealanders commemorate their memory on ANZAC Day. However, now the way ANZAC Day is commemorated has become blurred with a number of other activities, such as sport, gambling and drinking. What is the point of ANZAC Day? Should it be a public holiday? Was the reward for those soldiers who returned a land fit for heroes, or were the real heroes those who refused to go to war? Discussion and viewer talkback with peace campaigner Rinny Westra.

8A brief listing of the New Zealand and international news headlines.

9ANZAC Day Thousands of New Zealanders - men and women- gave their lives during the World Wars to preserve New Zealand's way of life, as well as in Malaya, Korea and Vietnam. New Zealanders commemorate their memory on ANZAC Day. However, now the way ANZAC Day is commemorated has become blurred with a number of other activities, such as sport, gambling and drinking. What is the point of ANZAC Day? Should it be a public holiday? Was the reward for those soldiers who returned a land fit for heroes, or were the real heroes those who refused to go to war? Discussion and viewer talkback with peace campaigner Rinny Westra.

10A brief listing of the New Zealand news headlines.

11The South African Government has revealed details of how it is scrapping one of the most hated aspects of apartheid, the Pass Laws system and replacing it with a new non-racial urbanisation policy. However, existing measures which separate the living areas for various population groups in towns and cities will remain in force. Meanwhile, the Cavaliers rugby team has played its first match in South Africa, narrowly beating the Junior Springboks 22:21. But the real drama on this tour is occuring well away from the rugby field. The New Zealand Rugby Union (NZRFU) says the rebel players and their team management must be prepared to accept the consequences of their actions.

12United States President Ronald Reagan has hailed the energy and enterprise of Pacific Rim countries and says that the United States aims to continue playing an important part in the economic and political future of the region. He also used his speech to the American Chamber of Commerce to take another swipe at Libya, and has called on the Arab world to back the campaign against international terrorism.

13More evidence has come to light which could help to explain exactly how the seven astronauts aboard the space shuttle Challenger died.

14Spain's King Juan Carlos I has addressed both British Houses of Parliament where he raised the touchy subject of Gibraltar.