ONE NEWS. 08/04/2010

News, sport and weather.
Main stories:

The Government's Communications Security Bureau has taken the rare move of speaking out to defend their use of the Waihopai Spy base.
Catherine Wedd (TVNZ Reporter - live from Wellington); Adrian Leason (Waihopai Activist); Prof. Bill Hodge (Auckland University Law School); Peter Murnane (Waihopai Activist).

Fiji's military rulers have imposed a tough media decree on journalists.
Barbara Dreaver (TVNZ Reporter - live from Auckland Newsroom); Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum (Fijian Attorney-General); Riyaz Sayed-Khaiyum (Fiji Broadcasting Corporation); David Robie (AUT Pacific Media Centre).

Deadly violence has marked the toppling of the regime in the former Soviet republic of Kyrgyzstan.

A group of health professionals is providing free surgery in Auckland for those in genuine need in a project similar to one already operating in Christchurch.
Lorelei Mason (TVNZ Reporter - TVNZ Reporter - live from Auckland); Heath Zachan (Patient); Carole Dean (Patient); Dr Luigi Sussman (Auckland Regional Charity Hospital); Dr Phil Bagshaw (Christchurch Charity Hospital).

Maori Party Co-Leader Tariana Turia has been appointed Whanau Ora Minister. Interview.
Sir Mason Durie (Taskforce Chairman); Tariana Turia (Whanau Ora Minister); Tuku Morgan (Iwi Leaders' Forum); Bill English (Finance Minister).

There are growing calls for a Royal Commission of Inquiry to look at historical cases of child sex abuse by Catholic clergy.
Sexual Abuse Victim (Unnamed).

TV3's early morning programmes Sunrise and ASB Business have been axed, with the loss of at least 20 jobs.