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 22 January 1990 is hosted by Kim Hill and Geoff Robinson. News with Peter Fry, sport with Graeme Moody, weather with Oliver Druce.
0700 NEWS
0705 Main centres forecast.
0706 DOUGLAS: Possibility that Roger Douglas could be back in his old job. Report by Paul Jackman.
0708 GAMES: Near-capacity crowd at dress rehearsal for Commonwealth Games opening. [Brinn Thompson], stand in. Jason Sinclair, stunt jumper. Audience vox pops. [Keith Leggard], Assistant Producer. Report by Mark Hannan.
0711 GAMES: South African Government accused of trying to sabotage Commonwealth Games, Paul Patrick interviews Sharad Rao, legal advisor.
0714 GAMES: African nations meeting on England's rebel cricket tour of South Africa. Abdul Karim Amu, Nigerian Team Manager. Report from Glyn Jones.
0715 GOLDCORP: Former director Ray Smith back in New Zealand, Andrew Melville interviews David Hagar, lawyer.
0718 WELFARE: Report says New Zealand's welfare state has reached crisis point. Peter Brittenden interviews Phillip Wrigley, Infometrics Services.
WELFARE: Social Welfare Minister critical of report. Peter Brittenden interviews Dr Michel Cullen.
0725 PRISON suicides: Nona Pelletier interviews Stuart Jones, Justice Department.
0728 WEATHER
0730 NEWS & SPORT
0741 MARATHON dangers: 23-year old woman died at end of half-marathon run. Kim Hill interviews Dr Alistair Maxwell on hydration in marathon runners.
0745 PACIFIC: Call for stronger relationship between New Zealand and Western Samoa. Tofilau Eti, Samoan Prime Minister. Report by Paul Jackman.
0747 METROPOLITAN PAPERS
0750 PROTESTER insults Winston Peters at ceremony to launch war canoe. Greg Tata, Ngāti Ranginui. Taro Sayers, Protester. Report by Peter Abernethy.
INSULT: Ngahuia Dixon, Waikato University lecturer in Māori studies says whakapohane is highest insult.
0755 GAMES: Kim Hill interviews Dr Tara Scanlan, California University Social Psychologist on enjoyment in sport.
0800 NEWS
0805 MUSIC
0810 RE-ENACTMENT of arrival of first settlers at Petone today. Sir Ralph Love, Te Āti Awa. Michelle Ducat, Petone Settlers Museum. Report by John Campbell.
HISTORY: Geoff Robinson interviews Henry Richardson, who completed Patricia Burns book; A History of The New Zealand Company.
SETTLERS: Geoff Robinson interviews Maryanne Haggie, Project Waitangi National Co-ordinator.
0830 NEWS
0836 LAW: Kim Hill interviews Rod Hansen, lawyer, on Commonwealth Law Conference in Auckland in April.
0843 TEACHERS: Government spending five million dollars on jobs for graduate primary school teachers. Nona Pelletier interviews Phil Goff, Education Minister.
0846 FOREST Research Institute report shows workers suffer high injury rates and poor wages and conditions. Peter Brittenden interviews Don Smith, Timber Workers Union President.
0850 NZ LAWYER Warwick Reid a wanted man in Hong Kong. Grant Dyson interviews Kit Cummings, Radio Hong Kong News Editor.
0852 FRAUD: Used-car fraud allegation investigation. Peter Abernethy interviews Robin Dare, Customs.
0855 WAITANGI: Grafton Cemetery where Captain Hobson is buried scene of widespread vandalism. Russ, Cemetery Workman. Report by Peter Kingston.
Bird call; Black-backed gull/ Karoro.