1Members of Fiji's extremist Taukei Movement are to meet tomorrow to discuss the return to civilian rule in Fiji. Coup leader General Sitiveni Rabuka has named former Fijian Governor General Ratu Sir Penaia Ganilau as Fiji's first President, and he chose Ratu Sir Kamisese Mara as Prime Minister.

2The Ministry of Transport (MOT) says more innocent lives will be lost as a result of high speed car chases involving its officers, following the death of a man north of Wellington last night, who died when a car being chased by traffic officers smashed into his vehicle. The teenager being chased also died in the crash.

3An eight metre boat with a father and son aboard has been reported missing north of Auckland.

4Twelve people were treated in Wellington Hospital this morning after a smoke bomb was detonated in a Victoria University hostel.

5The King and Queen of Belgium have left New Zealand after a six-day visit.

6Twenty-three crewmen died today when a cargo ship caught on fie off the coast of Spain.

7European leaders meeting in Denmark have failed to agree on a plan to deal with the Common Market's (EEC) predicted $6 billion deficit.

8Peace groups in both the United States and the Soviet Union are already celebrating the upcoming Arms Treaty (INF) between their two nations. A look at the massive build-up of international media in Washington DC and the logistics around broadcasting this momentous event to the world.

9Musician and humanitarian Bob Geldof is returning to Ethiopia where he says six million people are again facing starvation. He places most of the blame for this on the Ethiopian Government.