Morning report. 1989-09-27

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Broadcast Date
27 Sep 1989
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RNZ Collection
National Radio (N.Z.) (estab. 1986, closed 2007), Broadcaster

0600 News/Sport
0610 Ex "Checkpoint" : Greenpeace sails for Antarctica
0615 Ex "Checkpoint" : New union for stable-hands
0625 Good Morning "Rural" NZ : See Rural Report Rundown
0630 News/Weather/Māori News
0645 Local Breakout
0650 "Morning Comment" : Kate Birch
0652 "Money Matters": Reserve Bank monetary policy Margaret Inge i/v economist Dr John Lepper.
0700 NEWS
0705
00:1:47 FERRIES stranded as crew members strike unexpectedly: Nina Templeton i/v Ivan Gough, Interisland Manager Live
00:6:17 INDUSTRIAL action blow to Searail business: Neil Billington i/v Dave Morgan, Seafarers Union & Ivan Gough
00:2:57 WINSTON Peters releases details of report into Te Arawa Trust Board: Dick Griffin / Winston Peters, MP
00:1:59 FIJI army report showing NZ as military threat load of nonsense says Marshall: Peter Aranyi / Russell Marshall
00:1:17 JUSTICE Dept to cut $10 million from cost of running prisons: Mark Hannan Live
00:4:44 PRISON spending cutbacks cause concern those campaigning for prison reform: Neil Billington i/v David Hagar
0727 WEATHER
0730 NEWS & SPORT
00:2:43 SOVIET Foreign Minister welcomes Bush's proposal for banning chemical weapons: Judy Lessing, New York
00:1:17 VIETNAMESE troops leave Cambodia in final withdrawal Alexander Thompson, BBC METROPOLITAN PAPERS
00:2:39 WATERSIDERS and Port employers award talks still in stalemate: Sean Plunket
00:3:25 STOCK Exchanges plays down rumour investors secretly trading Air NZ shares: Rosalie Nelson / Owen Gill
00:3:56 ESMERALDA Chilean training ship due Auckland Harbour today: Peter Kingston i/v Bill Smith, Amnesty Int
0800 NEWS/LOCAL BREAKOUT
0810
00:3:12 SCHOOLS still worried over underfunding: Sarah Boyd
00:1:35 GOFF confident that school boards of trustees will sort out funding problems: Phil Goff, Minister of Education Live
00:8:11 EDUCATION Director-General: Geoff Robinson i/v Dr Russ Ballard
00:2:20 STATUTORY Management system under threat: Peter Verschflt
0830 NEWS Live
00:3:27 TIMARU City Council outlaws Pit Bull Terriers: Neil Billington i/v Dave Walker, Timaru Mayor
00:3:48 TE ARAWA Māori Trust Board says leaked report fair and accurate: Debbie Gee i/v John McFarlane, Dep Chm
00:2:50 PALMER gives first address to UN General Assembly in New York next week: Karen Fisher / Geoffrey Palmer Live
00:5:22 COMMUNICATION skills being taught to catholic priests: Geoff Robinson i/v Father Schmitmeyer, US Seminary Prof Live
00:3:31 ESMERALD ties up in Auckland Harbour: Neil Billington i/v Peter Kingston on protests against torture
00:2:34 QUIGLEY says happy to conduct job evaluation study on Parliamentarians: Sean Plunket i/v Derek Quigley
00:3:23 CTU sees landmark ruling that Wgtn Health unions be consulted on cuts: Janice Rodenburg i/v Ron Burgess, CTU
00:1:07 WASHINGTON Surgeon spends 759 days in jail for refusing to reveal whereabouts of daughter: Connie Lawn, Washingtn