1Halt All Racist Tours (HART) protesters staged two small demonstrations outside the hotels of the French and New Zealand rugby teams (All Blacks) ahead of the 1987 Rugby World Cup final, seeking assurances from the players of both teams that they will not go on a South African tour following the final.

2A man has been shot dead by police searching for the triple murderer in Western Australia.

3Cromwell residents feel betrayed by the Government's decision to scrap any immediate plans to proceed with the Luggate Dam on the Clutha River. The project was intended to provide work for the contractors currently employed on the Clyde Dam, following its completion.

4Energy Minister Bob Tizard today warned Rotorua residents that anyone who does not allow a bore to be closed down may face police action.

5Finance Minister Roger Douglas has launched a public relations offensive in an effort to gain public acceptance of his fourth Budget. Today he met with Auckland business leaders.

6Seventeen people have been killed and eighty injured in a collision between a crowded bus and a goods train at a crossing north of Johannesburg.

7Rioting continues in Seoul, but for the first time the South Korean Government appears to have shown a willingness to enter into talks with the protesters.

8Headline News 1. The 1985 of a Japan Airline plane near Tokyo has been blamed on faulty repairs by Boeing and inadequate inspections 2. Fijian Governor General Ratu Sir Penaia Ganilau has assured deposed Prime Minister Dr Timoci Bavadra that he will not be arrested when he returns to Fiji 3. Kidnappers of American journalist Charles Glass, abducted in Beirut yesterday, have contacted Syrian forces to try to make a deal for his release

9Cromwell residents feel betrayed by the Government's decision to scrap any immediate plans to proceed with the Luggate Dam on the Clutha River. The project was intended to provide work for the contractors currently employed on the Clyde Dam, following its completion. Interview with Energy Minister Bob Tizard.

10Employment Minister Phil Goff has had to face mounting public criticism over the ACCESS job training scheme. A look at one group affected by the Government's latest job training scheme followed by an interview with Employment Minister Phil Goff.

11Rugby history will be written at Eden Park tomorrow, when France meets the All Blacks in the first ever Rugby World Cup final. Is fitness the most important factor in their success?

12Worldwatch Interview with Fijian coup leader, Colonel Sitiveni Rabuka about the objectives of coup, the calling of an election by Governor General Ratu Sir Penaia Ganilau, and his vision for Fiji's future.

13Worldwatch Diplomatic relations between New Zealand and Iran have almost completely dissolved as a dispute which began over shoplifting allegations spirals out of control.

14Worldwatch Excerpt from the first interview with model Donn Rice since news of her alleged relationship with Democratic Presidential hopeful Gary Hart broke, and forced him to quit the Presidential race.

15Worldwatch American researchers hope that a new combination of a low fat diet and drugs will be effective in reversing the level of cholesterol in the blood and reducing the number of deaths as a result of heart disease..