Morning report. 1987-04-29.

1. News
2. MOSCOW - Retaliatory action by Soviets against NZ diplomat likely Martin Walker David Hines 00:01:58 SPIES - Expulsion of Soviet diplomat is seen by SIS as much needed boost for staff morale Mark Hannan 00:01:51
3. COALITION - In Australia, the Liberal/National coalition has split Graham Dobell 00:02:08
4. WETERE - Has dismissed antagonism towards govt from certain sections of Maoridom Koro Wetere Karen Fisher 00:01:38
5. HEADS AND WEATHER
6. RAINBOW - Brierleys to take 30% shareholding in Rainbow Corp Gyles Beckford 00:01:49
7. TRIBUTE - MPs have paid tribute to Bruce Townsend Clare de Lore 00:03:13
8. NZEI - Primary Teachers union claims Govt has not lived up to its election promises Joan Paske Janice Rodenburg 00:02:10
9. JUSTICE - Geoffrey Palmer about breeding ground for criminal behaviour Alison Bartley 00:02:55
10. DISASTER - British ferry operators say they accept all the blame Keith Chalkley 00:01:15
11. NEWS AND SPORTS
12. SURF - Surf Livesaving Assoc explains reasons for hard line taken against recent rebel South African tour Janice Rodenburg 00:02:31
13. FIJI - Fiji Govt survived its first major test in office Fraser Folster 00:01:30
14. HEADS AND PAPERS
15. NATS - West Coast, branch of Nat Party continuing its call for the removal of Simon Upton Colin Jackson David Hines 00:01:08 DUMPER - Bolger adamant about keeping Simon Upton Jim Bolger Clare de Lore 00:00:54
16. PATTERSON - Weekly share market Grant Patterson 00:03:15
17. LAM ROAST - Speculations about specialist NZ lamb products breaking into the lucrative American market Bernard Matthews Caroline Gaishauser 00:01:45