1Antarctica Antarctica has always been regarded as a place of danger and mystery, which man has thus far failed to either tame or exploit. It is also a wildlife wilderness, where animal life exists beyond the reach of human predators. However, increasingly there have been occasions where private expeditions to Antarctica have been told they are not welcome. The legendary hospitality and camaraderie of Antarctica was dented. What is there to hide? Are the French still planning to build an airstrip? How are the Americans using technology on the continent? The 1959 Antarctic Treaty sets the continent aside fro research purposes only, and specifically bans military activity and rules out territorial claims. But how can the seven nations already on the ice be prevented from exploiting Antarctica's mineral wealth should they choose to do so? Discussion and talkback with Peter Wilkinson, a Greenpeace spokesman, who led the expedition to the Antarctic.

2The French Government appears to be coming under increasing pressure to use the French Secret Service General Directorate for External Security (DGSE) to stop a wave of terrorist bombing sweeping Paris.

3The European Community (EEC) has agreed on limited sanctions against South Africa for its failure to heed calls for the dismantling of apartheid. However, West Germany and Portugal are holding out against British demands for a ban on coal imports.

4Twenty-six British football (soccer) fans wanted by Belgian police in connection with last year's Heysel Stadium riot have been granted bail by a London court.

5A brief listing of the New Zealand news headlines.

6Antarctica Antarctica has always been regarded as a place of danger and mystery, which man has thus far failed to either tame or exploit. It is also a wildlife wilderness, where animal life exists beyond the reach of human predators. However, increasingly there have been occasions where private expeditions to Antarctica have been told they are not welcome. The legendary hospitality and camaraderie of Antarctica was dented. What is there to hide? Are the French still planning to build an airstrip? How are the Americans using technology on the continent? The 1959 Antarctic Treaty sets the continent aside fro research purposes only, and specifically bans military activity and rules out territorial claims. But how can the seven nations already on the ice be prevented from exploiting Antarctica's mineral wealth should they choose to do so? Discussion and talkback with Peter Wilkinson, a Greenpeace spokesman, who led the expedition to the Antarctic.

7A brief listing of the national and international news headlines.

8Antarctica Antarctica has always been regarded as a place of danger and mystery, which man has thus far failed to either tame or exploit. It is also a wildlife wilderness, where animal life exists beyond the reach of human predators. However, increasingly there have been occasions where private expeditions to Antarctica have been told they are not welcome. The legendary hospitality and camaraderie of Antarctica was dented. What is there to hide? Are the French still planning to build an airstrip? How are the Americans using technology on the continent? The 1959 Antarctic Treaty sets the continent aside fro research purposes only, and specifically bans military activity and rules out territorial claims. But how can the seven nations already on the ice be prevented from exploiting Antarctica's mineral wealth should they choose to do so? Discussion and talkback with Peter Wilkinson, a Greenpeace spokesman, who led the expedition to the Antarctic.

9A brief listing of the New Zealand news headlines.

10United States President Ronald Reagan has announced a multi-million dollar package of measures to add more fire power to the war against drugs.

11The British Government has sent Home Office Minister David Mellor to Bolivia to examine the drug problem firsthand.

12Philippines President Corazon Aquino has arrived in the United States for a nine-day visit, seeking political and economic support for her Government from American politicians and influential business leaders.

13Government Ministers from 74 countries have begun meeting in Uruguay for General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) talks to try to agree on new laws to liberalise international trade and spur world economic growth.

14What is to be done about the mountain goats that are threatening the unique environment of Olympic National Park in Washington State?

15A pair of rare Peregrine Falcons have chosen a busy intersection in Salt Lake City as their nesting place.