1. News
2. Jim McLay wants public debate with Lange Jim McLay Paul Davenport 00:2:30 LANGE - Lange says no to debate
3. FIGHTING - Conflicting reports about who is in control in South Yemen Maurice Ghent 00:1:15 EVACUEES - British evacuees have been arriving in London from South Yemen with stories Peter White Lucian Lemanski 00:1:05 KINGS - Two of the New Zealanders trapped in South Yemen have been evacuated and a third is on his way to an evacuation point
4. LESOTHO - Government of Lesotho has been toppled in a bloodless military coup Bill Prince 00:2:05
5. WILSON - Membership renewal time for the Labour Party David Hines Margaret Wilson 00:1:35
6. WEATHER
7. PETER MALCOLM - United States National Science Foundation is charging British Polar expedition 30,000 dollars for the evacuation of its members from the Antarctic last week Peter Malcolm 00:3:15
8. HUSKIES - Huskie dogs of New Zealand's Antarctic Scott Base will be gone in two years Jane Thompson. SPCA National Director Neil Wells comments. 00:1:50
9. LINK - Britain and France have finally agreed to a permanent rail link beneath the English Channel Keith Chalkley 00:2:10
10. ABORTION - Both factions in abortion debate were out yesterday when a separate abortion clinic opened in Christchurch yesterday Amanda Cropp 00:2:20
11. COASTGUARD - Auckland coastguard pleading with yachties and boaties to leave more explicit information with those on land before heading out to sea Steven Knight Peter Hamling 00:2:50
12. NEWS AND SPORT
13. MEATWORKERS - Talks to settle Meatworkers Award resume in Wellington this morning Glyn Jones 00:2:10
14. SHEEP - One freezing company says farmers hoping to sell their lambs for next live sheep shipment may be disappointed Jane Thompson 00:2:20
15. HEADS AND PAPERS
16. GALVIN - John Galvin wants national superannuation scrapped Gerry Ella 00:2:15
17. MAUI - Govt to decide within next few weeks on Maui field Spiro Anastasiou 00:1:55
18. NIUE - Special committee meets for first time today to decide whether 50 million dollars of N.Z. aid to Niue has been well spent Fraser Folster 00:01:40
19. IDENTITY - Growing support for identity cards being issued to help cut down underage drinking Tom Sheehy Paul Davenport 00:02:10
20. POLICE - Police Association worried it may be forced to file notice of industrial action by the end of today Mark Hannan 00:01:45
21. filler "Bear Aid" - appeal for teddy bears to be sent to Africa.