1Cabinet Minister Richard Prebble has joined the fight to stop Sydenham MP Jim Anderton from regaining the Presidency of the Labour Party, blaming him for the egg-throwing incident of last night and accusing him of "rabble-rousing".

2Former New Zealand Prime Minister Sir John Marshall has died in England, aged 76.

3The "Kill a White" race row heated up again today after the Sunday Star was ordered by the Race Relations Conciliator to apologise for sensationalised comments it made reporting on the comments attributed to Maori activist Hana Te Hemara.

4The Opposition is backing calls for an inquiry into the shooting of rifleman Jack Braithwaite by the British military in 1916 for mutiny following the discovery of new evidence. Should he receive a posthumous pardon?

5Hong Kong authorities have confirmed that six passengers died in today's crash of a Chinese airliner.

6Polish Solidarity leader Lech Walesa will hold talks with Polish officials tomorrow.

7Some relief supplies bound for Sudanese flood victims in and around Khartoum may be diverted to help millions of refugees fleeing civil war and famine in the south of the country.

8British commandoes have shot dead three gunmen in Northern Ireland, near where the Irish Republican Army (IRA) blew up a bus last week, killing eight soldiers.

9The toxic waste ship Karin B has nowhere to go after being ordered out of British waters.

10Two Soviet MIG fighters made a spectacular (and welcome) entrance into British air space today.

11The annual Listener Film and Television Awards were held in Wellington this evening.

12The High Court in Wellington has quashed a decision made by Conservation Minister Helen Clark that the Monowai Goldmine in the Coromandel should not be reopened.

13The Government is preparing for the upcoming Labour Party Conference by holding seminars for party members about its economic policies.

14Profile of John Campbell, New Zealand's marathon entry for the 1988 Seoul Olympics.