1India's special envoy Eduardo Faleiro, sent to New Zealand for consultations on the Fiji crisis, arrived in Auckland tonight.

2South African authorities have refused to te renew to work permit of respected BBC journalist Michael Buerk, effectively expelling him from the country.

3Over 1000 people have been arrested during violent demonstrations in Seoul. Students are protesting against what they say is a cover-up of the death of one of their leaders while in police custody.

4There has been isolated spates of violence across northern India as Hindus and Muslim continue to clash.

5Rescue workers in the Texas town of Saragosa have given up the search for survivors in the aftermath of a tornado that killed 29 people and destroyed the entire town.

61987 Rugby World Cup Wales has beaten Ireland 13:6 at Athletic Park today.

7Coup Life in Fiji appears to be returning to some sort of normality. Shops are reopening, schools are back and the soldiers remain on the streets but have taken the magazines out of their semi automatic rifles. There appears to be little outward sign of an Indian boycott. Meanwhile, deposed Prime Minister Dr Timoci Bavadra is planning to appeal to the South Pacific Forum to restore him as Fiji's leader, and is refusing to join the Council of Advisors established by Fijijan Governor General Ratu Sir Penaia Ganilau to guide Fiji towards new democratic elections. Dr Bavadra has accused the Governor General of a sell-out, and is now looking to non-violent resistance to the illegal regime.

8Ansett New Zealand has announced its air fare schedule, dashing public hopes for a domestic air fare war which would ultimately bring travel costs down. Fares on Ansett will be exactly the same as Air New Zealand. However Ansett believes it can compete by offering a better service for the price. To counter this, Air New Zealand is visibly upgrading its services, both in the air and on the ground. A report on the changing face of domestic air services.

9Coup Interview with Fijian coup leader, Lieutenant Colonel Sitiveni Rabuka.

10Worldwatch A sensationalist weekly has published pictures of former Democratic Party Presidential hopeful Gary Hart and Donna Rice, the 29-year old model with whom he was alleged to be having an affair.

11Worldwatch Britain's Liberal - Social Democratic Alliance Party appears to be changing its elections strategy following a week which saw the Alliance slip further down the public opinion polls.

12Worldwatch A profile of the private lives of Britain's Liberal - Social Democratic Alliance Party Leaders, David Owen and Davis Steel.

13Worldwatch United States Secretary of Defense Caspar Weinberger has confirmed that the United States will step up its military presence in the Persian Gulf.

14Worldwatch The National Gallery in Washington has opened an exhibition of paintings by modern artist Andrew Wyatt and his apparent obsession with one particular subject - a woman called "Helga". Thee xhibition has received very mixed reviews, but the art world and general public seem to be in favour.

15Worldwatch The famous Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco has celebrated its fiftieth birthday with a dawn bridge walk for 350,000 people and a fifty gun salute.