1Prime Minister David Lange will tomorrow unveil a plan which he hopes will prevent a major confrontation between the Parliamentary and industrial wings of the Labour Party.

2A split between the left and right wings of the Labour Party's Youth Council prompted a walk-out today.

3Christopher Owen-Cooper, the man who threw eggs at Cabinet Minister Richard Prebble, has been discharged without conviction.

4Race Relations Conciliator Wally Hirsh believes the Sunday Star Times should apologise for its "Kill a White" story. Justice Minister Geoffrey Palmer is calling for a review of Section 9a of the Race Relations Act, describing it as "unworkable and undesirable".

5The British Government is being accused of introducing a 'Shoot to Kill' policy when dealing with suspected terrorists in Northern Ireland. The Irish Republican Army (IRA) has described the killing of two elderly civilians in Londonderry as "a tragic mistake".

6A Delta Airlines Boeing 727 crashed and burst into flames seconds after take off from Dallas Airport, killing 13 people.

7Top Australian businessman John Elliott is calling for a single Trans-Tasman currency.

8Profile of New Zealand's new Reserve Bank Governor, Dr Don Brash.

9In an unprecedented meeting, Polish Solidarity leader Lech Walesa and the Poland's Interior Minister to discuss the current industrial unrest in Poland.

10More than 10,000 people have been massacred in the tiny African State of Burundi, in two weeks of brutal fighting between the two main tribes. Over 50,000 refugees have fled the country.4

11The farming district between Te Kuiti and Otorohanga introduced a rebel postal system a few weeks ago to rival New Zealand Post. Today it expanded its operation by introducing its own stamp.

12The Public Eye television puppets came face to face with live Government MPs last night.