1The Trade Union Movement At New Zealand Steel's Glenbrook mill, a petty squabble about which union's tea lady was going to make the tea was the last straw in a series of running battles which has seen work on the mill's expansion site brought to a halt. This coincides with the closure of the Tasman Pulp and Paper mill in Kawerau, because of a dispute between management and the twelve unions representing the workers at the mill. In Kawerau, an entire community has been brought to its knees. Prominent unionist Rob Campbell has decided to leave the Federation f Labour (FOL) because of disenchantment with the way in which the FOL is responding to union needs of the 1980s. In this decade, the development of technology has resulted in job losses in the meatworks freezing industry and car assembly plants. Are New Zealand's trade union leaders adapting to modern times? Are they holding fast to outdated attitudes? Are unions relics of a bygone era? Have they failed to keep pace with a changing economic and political environment? Are there too many trade unions? Discussion and viewer talkback with Ray Bianchi, site advocate for the Labourers' Union at the Glenbrook Steel Mill.

2Fletcher Challenge has become the first New Zealand company to make a net profit of more than $200 million.

3The United States Senate has unanimously condemned the arrest of American journalist Nicholas Daniloff in Moscow and called for his immediate release. Meanwhile, alleged Soviet spy Gennadi Zakharov has been ordered to stand trial in New York.

4American civil rights activist Coretta Scott King has delivered a snub to South African President PW Botha.

5Three members of the outlawed African National Congress (ANC) have been hung for murder.

6A brief listing of the New Zealand news headlines.

7Perth detectives are investigating an extortion demand that they fear could be the beginning of a campaign against entrance into the America's Cup Yacht race.

8Fifteen months after the European Cup tragedy at Heysel Stadium in Belgium, 26 Liverpool fans alleged to have taken part in the fighting, received extradition proceedings in London.

9Twice a day, family watchdog Fudge, breaks into the big band sound of Glen Miller, after the boxer swallowed his owner's alarm watch.

10The Trade Union Movement At New Zealand Steel's Glenbrook mill, a petty squabble about which union's tea lady was going to make the tea was the last straw in a series of running battles which has seen work on the mill's expansion site brought to a halt. This coincides with the closure of the Tasman Pulp and Paper mill in Kawerau, because of a dispute between management and the twelve unions representing the workers at the mill. In Kawerau, an entire community has been brought to its knees. Prominent unionist Rob Campbell has decided to leave the Federation f Labour (FOL) because of disenchantment with the way in which the FOL is responding to union needs of the 1980s. In this decade, the development of technology has resulted in job losses in the meatworks freezing industry and car assembly plants. Are New Zealand's trade union leaders adapting to modern times? Are they holding fast to outdated attitudes? Are unions relics of a bygone era? Have they failed to keep pace with a changing economic and political environment? Are there too many trade unions? Discussion and viewer talkback with Ray Bianchi, site advocate for the Labourers' Union at the Glenbrook Steel Mill.

11A brief listing of the national and international news headlines.

12The Trade Union Movement At New Zealand Steel's Glenbrook mill, a petty squabble about which union's tea lady was going to make the tea was the last straw in a series of running battles which has seen work on the mill's expansion site brought to a halt. This coincides with the closure of the Tasman Pulp and Paper mill in Kawerau, because of a dispute between management and the twelve unions representing the workers at the mill. In Kawerau, an entire community has been brought to its knees. Prominent unionist Rob Campbell has decided to leave the Federation f Labour (FOL) because of disenchantment with the way in which the FOL is responding to union needs of the 1980s. In this decade, the development of technology has resulted in job losses in the meatworks freezing industry and car assembly plants. Are New Zealand's trade union leaders adapting to modern times? Are they holding fast to outdated attitudes? Are unions relics of a bygone era? Have they failed to keep pace with a changing economic and political environment? Are there too many trade unions? Discussion and viewer talkback with Ray Bianchi, site advocate for the Labourers' Union at the Glenbrook Steel Mill.

13A brief listing of the New Zealand news headlines.

14General Augusto Pinochet is using the attempt on his life this week to rally support behind his military Government in Chile. He has moved against civil rights campaigners and the media, and a leading left-wing journalist has been murdered.

15For the first time in fifteen months, an American citizen has been kidnapped in Lebanon. Islamic Jihad says it is holding school director Frank Reed, and accuses him of being a United States secret agent.

16Just hours after being released from prison, Pakistani Opposition leader Benazir Bhutto has been telling her supporters that she will continue the fight for early elections, but she will fight by peaceful means.

17This week marks the tenth anniversary of the death of Chairman, Mao Tse Tung. A look at how China has changed in the decade since his death.