TV3 NEWS. 30/07/2003

A 17 year old from Papua New Guinea has been given a chance of life from Ronald McDonald Charities after her insurance company stopped her funding for kidney dialysis.
Radhika Lal (Dialysis Patient); Sarah Hood (Ronald McDonald House Charities).

A Christchurch woman is outraged at the prospect of losing her job at the Inland Revenue Department for accessing her family's tax files, even though other staff members have accessed celebrities' files.
Jeff Osborne (Public Service Association).

A senior Cabinet Minister is promising the Government will reveal its plans to resolve the seabed and foreshore controversy next week.
Dover Samuels (Labour MP); Pete Hodgson (Fisheries Minister).

The Malaita Eagles of the Solomon Islands have promised they will hand over their weapons in a fortnight.

Winston peters has sent an apology to the taxi driver he failed to pay after an altercation last week, but the taxi driver is not yet placated.
Muhiyadin (Taxi Driver); Winston Peters (NZ First Leader).

The US Department of Homeland Security is warning the airline industry of possible suicide hijacks in the next few months.

A taped message from what appears to be Saddam Hussein has been played by Arabic Television.
William Thurmond (US Army).

The Ngai Tahu tribe is planning to fight the Waitangi Fisheries Commission proposed fisheries assets allocation.
Tahu Potiki (Ngai Tahu); Pete Hodgson (Fisheries Minister); Robin Hape (Waitangi Fisheries Commission).