1A police "super grass" is in fear for his life tonight after being mistakenly named in a Court of Appeal judgement.

2The Bradbury Wilkinson bank note plant in Whangarei is to close with the loss of almost 200 jobs, but the local MP says the company is not entirely to blame.

3The Government has sold the Tourist Hotel Corporation (THC) to the Australian hotel chain South Pacific Hotels for $74 million. However, outstanding debts mean the Government will not receive any money for the fourteen hotels.

4There are signs from Washington that the two superpowers may achieve breakthrough agreements on some of the major issues facing them, although the potential of a reunified Germany remains a sticking point.

5The New Zealand Wool Board has been warned that it risks losing valuable overseas markets because of its artificially high minimum pricing.

6Lion Nathan has put its supermarket and retail stores up for sale in a move that could fetch up to $400 million.

7Television New Zealand's (TVNZ) own complaints department has found the Frontline programme "For the Public Good" which investigated links between the Labour Party and big business, breached the Broadcasting Act in ten instances.

8A group of Hamilton women have taken to the streets tonight in a protest march to "reclaim the night".

9Prime Minister Geoffrey Palmer has confirmed that the general election will be held in October. He has spent the past two days campaigning in two marginal seats - Hamilton East and Hamilton West.

10Breaking News The South African Government, led by President FW De Klerk, is toppling one of the last remaining cornerstones of apartheid - introducing a Bill to Parliament that will end 37 years of racial segregation in public amenities.