1Opposition MP Winston Peters has once again upstaged his party leader Jim Bolger. Today he pre-empted Bolger by holding a meeting with new United States Ambassador Della Newman a day before Bolger was scheduled to meet with her. Interview with Opposition leader Jim Bolger about the National Party's Rotorua Caucus retreat and policies discussed as well as the ongoing leadership crisis.

2The Kiwi Red Aerobatic team returned to the skies today following the fatal accident earlier this week, but immediately struck trouble when one of its planes hit something.

3East Germany has began scrapping part of its air force, just a day after getting rid of half of its tanks.

4The Government's gang-busting Caucus Committee is on the road visiting the gang homelands, where they have been given a range of conflicting advice.

5Air New Zealand has complained to the police about an anti-terrorist exercise involving an exploding bunch of flowers at Wellington Airport terminal.

6The British Post Office says it has been swindled out of millions of pounds by a sophisticated stamp scam.

7While visiting Finland, Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev says the Kremlin has no intention of interfering with democratic reforms taking place in Hungary and Poland. Moscow's attitude to the sweeping changes underway across parts of Eastern Europe have been labeled the "Frank Sinatra Doctrine".

8United States Senator and former astronaut John Glenn was assaulted on live television today by a fanatic.

9Maori immersion primary schools (kura kaupapa) may be brought into the State education system as fully funded schools that teach only in te reo.