Morning report. 1987-01-13. 07:00-08:00.

1. News
2. WOOL TESTING - Private sector unions will support striking workers at Wool Testing laboratories Jim Turner Glyn Jones 00:02:35
3. ARREST - Police in New Caledonia accused by Kanaks of setting up an arrest David Robie 00:01:40 RALLIES - Were held in Chch, Wgton and Auck yesterday Peter Kingston 00:03:45
4. EDWARD RESIGNS - Prince Edward has resigned from the Royal Marines Keith Chalkley 00:01:25
5. HEADS & WEATHER
6. POLICE - Ten police districts will have numbers reduced Jane Thompson 00:02:50
7. MORATORIUM - Was announced for the contract work scheme which is alledgedly being abused by gang members Brendon Burns Kerry Burke 00:03:00 MORATORIUM-2 - Hori Brennan waffling about crime and gangs Hori Brennan 00:00:55
8. V.S.A. - About to begin work in Tanzania Wayne Brittenden 00:02:10
9. COFFEE PICKERS - Volunteer coffe-pickers from NZ are part-way through a three-week stint in Nicaragua Neil Veysee 00:01:35
10. NEWS AND SPORT
11. NURSES - Nurses Society says Health Dept is putting up obstacles to prevent nurses from Britain coming here David Wills Penny St John 00:02:35
12. DOMESDAY - NZ might soon be starting its own Domesday project Mary McCallum 00:02:15
13. HEADS AND PAPERS
14. DISMISSED (BBC) - Two senior administrators are to be dismissed from their college in China Simon Long 00:01:05
15. IRRADIATION TWO - Another eport by Mike Hagler Mike Hagler 00:06:50
16. BIG FREEZE (BBC) - In Europe the big freeze continues David Blow 00:01:05