National Radio news and current affairs programme 'Morning Report'. Broadcasting nationwide every weekday morning including the weather forecast and coverage of major national and international stories, as well as business, sport, Pacific and Māori news.
This episode from 10 July, 1989 is hosted by Kim Hill and Geoff Robinson.
0700 NEWS (with Peter Fry)
0706 KARLA Cardno. Accused to appear in court today after body of Karla Cardno located in beach grave. Detective Senior Sergeant John Marsden. Mark Middleton interviewed by Frank Perry.
0710 SETTLEMENT reached on method to settle Māori claims to state forest and coal assets. Report by Perter Verschaffelt.
0712 FEES increase for tertiary students contested by Students Association who claim it will lead to lower enrolments. Andrew Little interviewed by Rory Newsam.
0716 Headlines
GORE people hold weekend rally to protest proposed local hospital cutbacks. Mayor Ian Tulloch. Sawmill manager David Coil. Report by Alex Coubrough.
Live: Kim Hill interviews Lance Blaikie, Chairman Southland Area Health Board, on the proposed cuts.
0725 Foreign Affairs Minister supports proposed Asian-Pacific trade group. Russell Marshall. Report by Sean Plunket.
0728 WEATHER (James Chavers)
0730 NEWS & SPORT (with Peter and Graham)
LORRAINE Moller says New Zealanders must face up to drug abuse problems. Long distance runner Lorraine Moller interviewed by Sean Plunket.
0744 SUNDAY Trading case strengthened according to Christchurch retailer. Craig Nicholas, menswear shop owner, talks to Gerard Counsell.
0747 METROPOLITAN PAPERS.
0750 RAINBOW Warrior replacement ship launched today in West Germany on the 4-year anniversary of the bombing of The Rainbow Warrior.
Report by Wayne Brittenden.
Live: Geoff Robinson speaks to Martin Gotje of Greenpeace on the organisation's future plans.
0758 BUSH is first US President to visit Poland for twelve years. Report by Kevin Connelly from Warsaw.
0800 NEWS/LOCAL BREAKOUT.
0805 Music
0810 INTEREST rate moves by Reserve Bank supported by broking economist Rodney Dickens. Report by Peter Verschaffelt.
0814 Kim Hill interviews Tony Weaver (Cape Town Correspondent) on ramifications of meeting between President Botha and Nelson Mandela.
South Pacific FORUM meeting in Kiribati will be dominated by drift net fishing issue, greenhouse effect & New Caledonia Politics. David Lange/Paul Jackman
HONG KONG people with British passports could move to West if China breaks 1997 agreement. Report from John Shopel.
0826 ISRAELI security forces shoot two Palestinians. Report from Gerald Butt.
Live: Geoff Robinson interviews Councillor Fleur Sullivan about Vincent County Council claim for 20 million dollars compensation for disruption caused by Clyde Dam construction.
0830 NEWS
0837 Foreign Affairs Minister pays tribute to Rainbow Warrior for effect on attitudes to anti-nuke movement. Russell Marshall speaks to Sean Plunket.
0839 Live: Geoff Robinson interviews Robert Carter Director General Housing Corp, Housing Week.
0846 CREDIT CARD charges rise in UK. Keith Chalkley from London.
0848 Live: Kim Hill interviews farmer Roger Ballard organiser of proposed local "vigilantes" after announcement that police numbers in Northland to be cut.
0853 NETBALL Federation gloom about the sports future. Anne Taylor, vice president of the international netball federation. Report by Adele Broadbent.
0856 DRUNKEN students kicked-off inter-island ferry. Report by Peter Verschaffelt.
DOGS life a good thing in Palm Beach, Florida.
Audio of black-backed gulls.