National Radio news and current affairs programme 'Morning Report'. Broadcast nationwide every weekday morning included the weather forecast and coverage of major national and international stories, as well as business, sport, Pacific and Māori news.
This episode from 02 February 1990 was hosted by Kim Hill and Geoff Robinson. News with Peter Fry, sport with Tony Johnstone, weather with Vivienne Murray.
0700 NEWS
0705 Main centres forecast.
0706 SOVIET leadership welcomes USA President George Bush's proposals. Report from Philip Short, BBC, Moscow.
0708 STOWAWAYS fate rests with foreign affairs officials. Gyles Beckford.
0709 FLETCHER Canada protest. Michael Kopp interviews C.J. Hinke, Canadian radical environmentalist
FLETCHER Challenge forestry operations in Canada. Michael Kopp interviews Cath Wallace. Resource economist
0715 SOUTH Africa: Geoff Robinson interviews South African correspondent, Tony Weaver.
0721 WHARF DISPUTE at Picton. Peter Brittenden interviews Brian Fitzpatrick, Manager Marlborough Port Company.
0724 CABINET: Employers Federation says new Cabinet team is positive sign. Janice Rodenburg interviews Steve Marshall, Employers Federation.
0728 WEATHER
0730 NEWS & SPORT
HEPATITIS B: Cure for carriers may be close. Nona Pelletier interviews Dr Eru Pomare. Wellington School of Medicine.
0846 METROPOLITAN PAPERS
0849 GERMAN Reunification. Report from Ben Bradshaw, BBC, Berlin.
0850 TELECOM Auckland says 400 jobs axed are human price paid for better service. Sarah Kate Lynch interviews Don Sledge, Managing Director.
TELECOM: Kim Hill interviews []Ismorris] Biddington, union spokesperson.
0800 NEWS
0805 MUSIC
0810 FLETCHER: Geoff Robinson interviews Hugh Fletcher, Chief Executive, Fletcher Challenge.
0818 McDONALDS: Kim Hill interviews Gary Reinblatt, Senior Vice President of McDonalds Restaurants of Canada, on McDonalds opened in Moscow this week.
0825 NZ CHURCHES taking on question of righting Treaty injustices. Merle Nowland interviews Jocelyn Armstrong, Wellington Spokesperson for the Council of Churches and Bishop Bruce Gilberd, head of Anglican Church in Auckland.
WHITBREAD stopover giving Auckland marine industry a boost. Peter Abernethy interviews Kip Kempthorne, Director, Oram Marine,
0832 NEWS
0837 VIGILANTES to patrol Ngongotaha.
0838 REAL ESTATE: Geoff Robinson interviews Dr John Baen, Lincoln University Professor of Real Estate.
0842 GAMES: 7000 volunteers behind the scenes. Peter Kingston interviews Viv Sanders, hand engraver.
0846 BEETLES: Geoff Robinson interviews Jeremy Pearson, National Trust's Historic Buildings Representative, Cornwall, on beetle damage to books.
0850 OZ SPOT: Kim Hill interviews correspondent Phil Kafcaloudes on events in Australia this week.
0857 QUEEN: New Zealand swimmer pleased with the way lunch went yesterday with the Queen. Mark Hannan interviews Paul Kingsman.