Morning report. 1990-02-05

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1990
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Broadcast Date
05 Feb 1990
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RNZ Collection
National Radio (N.Z.) (estab. 1986, closed 2007), Broadcaster

0600 News/Sport
0609 Ex BBC: Bush and telephone diplomacy
0616 Ex BBC: Africa worried by world focus on E. Europe
0619 Ex BBC: Indian govt wants to re-open Bhopal affair
0621 Ex Report: Euthanasia advocate Jean Davies
0625 Good Morning "Rural" NZ : See Rural Report Rundown
0630 News/Weather/Māori News
0645 Ex BBC: Palau referendum on compact of association with US
0650 "Morning Comment": Peter Berry
0652 Computer Info with Jim Higgins
0700 NEWS
0705
00:2:41 NURSES Union offers to exempt some private hospitals from Wednesday's 24 hr. strike. Janice Rodenburg/Breen/Burns
00:00:6:11 WAITANGI: 10,000 Māori gather for biennial Aotearoa Arts Festival. Peter Kingston/K/Wiremu Kerekere
00:00:3:25 TEACHERS say some trustees haven't come to grips with appointing teaching staff. Sarah Lockie/Peter Singh NZEI
00:00:3:14 SCHOOL trustees want help to sort out practicalities of appointing staff. Sarah Lockie/Ruth Mansell. Coll of Educ.
00:00:2:54 SAFRICA: British PM looks set to lift ban on British investment in SA when Mandela freed. Keith Chalkley
00:00:1:06 SAFRICA: Winnie Mandela says there are still obstacles to her husband's release. Mike Wooldridge BBC
00:00:1:24 MOSCOW demonstrations calling on communist party to abandon its' monopoly of power. Philip Short BBC
00:00:1:58 ADOPTIONN policy to be reviewed. Gerard Counsell i/v Helen Maxwell. Adoption Support group. Ch'Ch.
0727 WEATHER
0730 NEWS & SPORT LIVE
00:5:46 GAMES: Geoff Robinson i/v Tom Eldridge. Ch. Exec. of Commonwealth Games Co. METROPOLITAN PAPERS
00:00:3:30 COMMONWEALTH Sports Ministers meet in Ak. to discuss Games future. Rory Newsam/Dr Tapsell
00:00:2:16 QUEEN spent quiet afternoon in the country yesterday. Kay Gregory/Michelle Fergusson
00:00:4:24 EDUCATION policies harming the commonwealth. Sarah Lockie i/v Dr Anastasios Christodoulou. Sec. Gen. Comm. Uni's. Assn.
00:00:1:05 YUGOSLAVIA: Communist party declares itself independent organisation. Jim Fish BBC
0800 NEWS/LOCAL BREAKOUT
0810 LIVE
00:0:32 NUIE: Geoff Robinson i/v Steve Bradey. Chief of Police. on preparations for arrival of cyclone Ofa LIVE
00:9:28 CABINET: Kim Hill i/v Jim Sutton, new Agriculture Min. LIVE
00:6:32 WHITBREAD: Geoff Robinson i/v Peter Montgomery
00:00:1:49 DAME CATH: Ak. Mayor says the Games were a great success Mark Hannan i/v Dame Cath Tizard
0830 NEWS LIVE
00:5:34 TREATY: Kim HIll i/v Richard Campion. Dir. of the restaging of signing of Treaty LIVE
00:5:49 ARTS FESTIVAL: Geoff Robinson i/v Donald McIntyre, NZ bass baritone in Wtn. for next month's Fest. of Arts
00:00:4:28 OKAINS BAY on Banks Peninsula one of few places in the 8th. where Treaty signing commemorated. Jill Gallop
00:00:5:30 NZ DAY: Kim Hill i/v Patricia Thornton. San Diego based NZ Marketing Network
00:00:1:41 APARTHEID: Jnr. govt whip says NZ govt should reassess policy. David Steemson i/v Trevor Mallard
00:00:1:25 CYCLONE: 6 people killed in south eastern Australia Red Harrison. BBC