Morning report. 1988-11-04. 07:00-08:00.

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Broadcast Date
04 Nov 1988
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RNZ Collection
Robinson, Geoff, Presenter
Barry, Maggie, 1959-, Presenter
National Radio (N.Z.) (estab. 1986, closed 2007), Broadcaster

1. LANGE - public debate over New Zealand's role in ANZAC frigate proposal continues on both sides of the Tasman..LANGE BOLGER/GRIFFEN..00:03:38. HAWKE FRIGATE - Australia's PM is denying that his country is waving a big stick over this country..SINCLAIR/DOBELL..00:03:15. FRIGATE COST - claim that many more jobs would be created if the money were spent on housing rather than building ships.. VERSCHAFFELT/WHITE/MACLEAN..00:03:44.
2. HEADS & WEATHER
3. DEMOCRATIC - party protestors have spent the night locked in a room in Parliament..KNAPP..00:03:36.
4. ECONOMY - a national survey has found business confidence in the economyy is soaring..VERSCHAFFELT..00:03:46.
5. STOLEN - police say they've come up with a system which could drastically improve the chances of recovering stolen vehicles..HANAN..00:01:11.
6. KOO- the actress and former girlfriend of Prince Andrew has won three hundred thousand pounds in damages in a libel case..HAYES..00:01:17.
7. NEWS & SPORTS
8. MALDIVES - fighting is reported to be continuing in the capital of the small Indian Ocean republic of Maldives..NUTTAL..00:01:09.
9. REFERENDUM - French voters go to the polls this weekend to decide the future of New Caledonia..TIM MARSHALL..00:02:565.
10. PSA - says a four percent pay settlement for the NZ Post workers should spur other SOE to come up with decent pay offers..SHARLAND/CLARK..00:02:43.
11. HEADS & PAPERS
12. COOKS - Cook Island foreign minister says NZ has a constitutional obligation to defend his country..GEORGE/FOLSTER..00:02:27.
13. DAIRY - Workers Union says it'll try to hold the lid on any industrial action in dairy factories in the hope award talks can resume..SHARLAND..00:01:17.
14. CRACKER - an animal psychologist says at least twenty percent of dogs will develop a noise phobia when we celebrate Guy Fawkes tomorrow..VETTE/LEI'ATAUA..00:02:20.
15. JAGGER - interview with Mick Jagger ahead of Rolling Stones concert tomorrow night at Western Springs. He talks about New Zealand's anti-nuclear stance and how the band find New Zealand audiences.