1Campaign Countdown Opposition leader Jim Bolger turned on the media today, alleging lack of balance and poor judgement by some organisations. Meanwhile, Prime Minister David Lange lashed out at Bolger over National's economic statements.

2The New Zealand Party has asked the Chief Electoral officer to order the withdrawal of the latest New Zealand Listener from sale, because it has omitted all 31 of the New Zealand Party candidates from the publication of its results guide.

3The Reserve Bank has provided fresh ammunition for debate in a key area of economic policy by releasing revamped money supply growth figures.

4The High Court is sending the Watties - Goodman Fielder merger application back to the Commerce Commission to make a decision, sending a clear signal that business decisions will in future be made by the Commerce Commission, rather than the High Court.

5Christchurch police are searching the city for a man believed to have abducted a 15 year old girl last night.

6A serious assault on an Auckland paramedic has increased his colleagues' concerns that more attacks may be made on them as they try to help others.

7Iran has extended its war games in the Persian Gulf, staging mock attacks. Will the European powers send mine sweepers to the Gulf?

8Dr Danie Craven may be on the verge of resigning as President of the South African Rugby Board, if the Board decides on Monday that there is to be an Australian rebel tour.

9Members of the Social Democrat Party (SDP) in Britain have voted to merge with the Liberals after the poor showing of their alliance in the recent general election. SDP leader David Owen has resigned. Interview with Des Wilson, Chair of the British Liberal Party

10Campaign Countdown What do the polls tell us about New Zealanders' impressions of political parties and their vision for society? A look at the differences between National and Labour Party supporters as well as what the key issues are that may lead to a voter switching allegiances.

11Campaign Countdown A look at how the party leaders are trying to win the swinging/undecided voters. Plus, an investigation into allegations that National is running a 'dirty tricks' campaign against Prime Minister David Lange on a personal basis.

12Campaign Countdown A panel of political commentators analyse the week's campaigning.

13Worldwatch Australian businessman Alan Bond is on the process of building Australia's first private university on the Gold Coast. Students will pay for the full cost of their courses, but will their courses be as reputable as those in the public university?

14Worldwatch Iran's dispute with its Arab neighbours is just one sign of the turmoil within the Islamic world. Since the revolution in Iran, Islamic fundamentalism has spread far and wide. Now it is gaining a significant foothold in Egypt.