Morning report. 1987-01-09. 07:00-08:00.

1. News
2. MOYLE - Relaxed about threat of restrictions on lamb imports into the US Colin Moyle 00:03:10 HOWE - Threats are concerning Britain's foreign secretary Gordon Martin 00:01:40
3. DAMAGE - Relief aid pouring into Cook Islands Mark Hannan 00:01:50 BEATH - Cyclone disaster could have positive social impact Dr lance Beath Mark Hannan 00:01:50
4. KNOX - Wants Wool Testing Authority to resolve strike Jim Knox Mary McCallum 00:01:50
5. ANC AD - Major South African newspaper has defied authorities Alan Lebevitz 00:01:20 TAMBO - Has marked the anniversary of ANC Graham Leach 00:01:15
6. PETERS - Doesn't think question where he got information about Māori loan from is relevant Winston Peters Kim Hill 00:03:15
7. ROBBERIES - Secretary is sure there's no way to stop robberies Ron Burgess Gerard Counsell 00:01:50
8. LEAD - First consignment of lead-free, 91-octane petrol leaves Marsden Point next week Liz Hughes 00:02:45
9. GEOTHERMAL - Users in Rotorua still reluctant to use other forms of energy Sue Wilkie 00:03:05
10. EDUCATION - Education Dept says steps have been taken to improve the teaching of maths Debbie Gee 00:02:45