1Hamilton police are still trying to identify the badly beaten and semi-naked body of a man found near a hotel early this morning.

2Television New Zealand (TVNZ) has taken action against those involved in the making of the Frontline programme "For the Public Good", which alleged links between the Government and big business.

3Two brothers involved in the torture of an Ashburton AIDS carrier have been jailed for two and a half years.

4New Zealand Tonight New Zealand headlines in brief: including; 1. Two former Goldcorp executives were arrested in an early morning raid in their Auckland homes today. 2. The Bank of New Zealand (BNZ) has picked up sponsorship of cricket from former sponsor Rothmans. However, a bitter argument has erupted over the Health Minister's plans to ban all forms of tobacco sponsorship of sport. 3. Auckland bone marrow transplant patient Anna Keegan is responding well and will leave hospital in Paris tonight.

5A plane crash in the Philippines has killed 25 people, including a family of four who were asleep in a house.

6World News Tonight World headlines in brief: including; 1. The Los Angeles home of actor Marlon Brando is the scene of a murder investigation. Brando's son Christian has been arrested and charged with the murder of his sister's boyfriend. 2. Romanians will vote this weekend in their first free elections for over fifty years. But while the nation has been preoccupied with politics, little progress has been made in the battle against the major AIDS epidemic. 3. An African Goliath Frog called Johnny Carson has made a controversial appearance at the frog jumping contest in Calaveras County.

7A look behind the scenes at the growing phenomenon of phone sex in New Zealand.

8Not the Headline News A segment presenting the bizarre, the strange and the obscure: including; 1. Princess Stephanie of Monaco is trying to get a tattoo removed from her backside before her wedding day. 2. A Philippines General has ordered his men to put on record who their real wives are, as too many women are turning up to claim the bodies of deceased servicemen. 3. Carrier Pigeons, in training for the Asian Games later this year, are ending up on dinner tables thanks to hunters. 4. Max Woodbury, a two year old cat in Maine, was invited to a Presidential dinner. 5. Actor Don Johnson, who plays detective Sonny Crockett in Miami Vice, confronted an intruder in his hotel room. 6. Thousands of baseball fans at a game in Toronto were witnesses to sexual exploits in a nearby hotel room. 7. Australian soap operas Home and Away and Neighbours are vying for ratings in the United Kingdom. 8. British runner Sebastian Coe is fronting a campaign to stop Britain becoming a nation of whingers.

9Entertainer Howard Morrison has been the guest of a dinner 'Roast' as part of a fundraising campaign.