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 15 February 1990 is hosted by Kim Hill and Geoff Robinson. News with Peter Fry, sport with Peter Williams, weather with Mark Pascoe.
0700 NEWS
0705 Main centres forecast.
0706 WESTERN SAMOA Disaster Relief Committee meet today in Auckland. [La’ulu Fetaui Mata’afa] Report by Fata Pito Faalogo.
CYCLONE: Kim Hill interviews Bobby Matapo, Deputy Commissioner of Police and Deputy Chief Hurricane Safety Officer.
0712 FLETCHER Challenge facing severe criticism this morning. Peter Verschaffelt interviews Brian Chamberlain, Federated Farmers president, Alec Tullock, Rural Bank.
0718 SOUTH AFRICAN President takes conciliatory approach to leading black groups. F.W. De Klerk, South African President.
SOUTH AFRICAN Conservative Party lays charge of treason against Nelson Mandela. Colin Feslier interviews Louis Stofberg, Conservative MP.
0723 CAPITAL GAINS tax – majority of New Zealanders surveyed opposed. Report by Peter Verschaffelt.
OIL rights hearing in Court of Appeal. Report by Merle Nowland.
0728 WEATHER
0730 NEWS & SPORT
0741 ENCYCLOPAEDIA door-to-door sales. Margaret Shields, Consumer Affairs Minister.
0743 METROPOLITAN PAPERS
0746 FLU VACCINE: Cut-price mass flu vaccinations planned for next winter. Peter Kingston interviews Dr Rhys Cullan, Central Medical Services.
FLU VACCINE: Kim Hill interviews Dr Ross Moon, Royal New Zealand College of GPs.
FLU VACCINE: Health Department says if injections administered in public places a doctor would have to be present.
0755 SEAFARERS: More changes in the wind. Janice Rodenburg interviews Dave Morgan, President Seafarers Union.
0800 NEWS
0805 MUSIC
0810 PARLIAMENT won't be swamped with legislation this year says PM. Richard Griffin interviews Geoffrey Palmer, Prime Minister.
0815 HUNGARY: Geoff Robinson interviews Lajos Dokros from the Hungarian Central Bank, guest of the Trade Development Board.
0823 TONGA: Geoff Robinson interviews Professor Futa Helu, of Atenisi College, on Tonga's election and system of government.
0830 NEWS
0835 SOUTH AFRICAN National Congress begin 3-day meeting to discuss future policies and role of Nelson Mandela. Conservative Party hopes to reverse reform process. Colin Feslier interviews Louis Stofberg, Conservative MP.
0843 DRIVERS: Geoff Robinson interviews Adrian Roberts, driver trainer, on safer driving techniques and simulator equipment.
TRANQUILISERS: Kim Hill interviews Paul Balen, lawyer, on proceedings in Britain on behalf of tranquiliser addicts.
0856 FRUIT & VEGES: Jack Forsyth with the weekly look at the fruit and vegetable market.