1Police have reopened an investigation into the search for a disabled man in the Waipoua Forest following revelations he may be the victim of foul play. Three teenagers are wanted in connection with a night club killing in Whangarei. Bouncer Gary Griffin was shot outside Pips Night Club after he turned three people away from the club.

2New Zealand's newest and fastest growing gang, the Tongan Crips, is claiming responsibility for a crime wave in Auckland.

3A woman’s psychic vision today ended the search for elderly Alzheimer's patient Edna Aldridge, whose body was found in bush in Pelorus Sound.

4New Zealand Tonight New Zealand headlines in brief: including; 1. Some of the giant Fletcher Fishing operation was put on the market today. 2. A plan to destroy fifty tones of toxic chemicals in a cement kiln in Mapua, south of Nelson is the best option available according to Prime Minister Geoffrey Palmer. Greenpeace, however, argues the plan sets a dangerous precedent. 3. A Wellington motorcycle gang has been ordered to reduce the fortifications around its headquarters. Judge Caroline Henwood ruled the fortifications aided criminal activity.

5New Zealand's newest and fastest growing gang, the Tongan Crips, is claiming responsibility for a crime wave in Auckland.

6World News Tonight World headlines in brief: including; 1. The United States is supporting a plan to send United Nations (UN) observers into the Occupied Territories, although this plan has been firmly rejected by Israel. 2. A flotilla of small ships sailed across the English Channel today to recreate the 1940 evacuation of Dunkirk during the Second World War. 3. A Swiss couple won a court case complaining about the bells around the necks of the cows next door.

7Europe is heading for a bumper tourist season in what they have dubbed 'the summer of the revolution'. With the Iron Curtain effectively removed, millions of East Europeans are heading to the West for holidays, while Western Europeans are keen to see what was hiding behind the Iron Curtain for so long.

8Leading New Zealand actor Sylvia Rands has crafted a play from her favourite parts of Shakespeare and pe5rforms it all by herself.

9Not the Headline News A segment presenting the bizarre, the strange and the obscure: including; 1. Prince Charles has admitted he needs alcohol to think straight. 2. 'Dangerous Dinners' are a new fad in London where people are invited to eat British beef, regardless of the risk of Mad Cow Disease. 3. Actor Paul Newman has developed five new dressings for a major hamburger chain. 4. Hungary's sex industry is booming. 5. A new report states that 10 million American men are impotent, but many are too embarrassed to seek advice from a doctor. 6. German pop group Milli Vanilli stars Fab Morvan and Rob Pilatus came to blows after a recent concert.

10A tongue-in-cheek piece about political commentator Bill Ralston's rant on Nightline last night which hit a few raw nerves with viewers.

11Turtle racing is taking Auckland 'by storm'.

12Prime Minister Geoffrey Palmer launched Crane Day in Wellington today.