TV ONE NEWS MONITOR, 09 04 01
NZ KIWI centre and Canterbury Bulldogs league midfielder has been arrested on an array of sexual offences relating to a teenage Taranaki girl.
Pakistani cricket legend and recently sacked national coach as retracted his earlier claim the summer's one-day-series versus New Zealand was blighted by match-fixing.
Tiger Woods has earned
his place among sporting immortals by winning the US Masters
to become the first man to ever win all four majors in a
row.
Woods will surely intensify the bid to have him
brandish his clubs at Paraparaumu in the
future.
Wellington scientists are saddened by the
violent death suffered by a young strap-tooth whale who was
found washed up after being hit by a propellor. However the
cetacean is extremely rare and as it has never been seen or
recorded in the wild it's arrival offers unique research
possibilities.
Government is continuing to stress it
plans to improve services for veterans.
The Spy plane
stand-off reach Wellington today when general Zhang Wan Yeh
spoke to PM Helen Clark telling her the friendship between
China and the US will best be restored through diplomatic
channels. However he warned long-term relations were at
risk.
Vice President Dick Chency fears internal
politics in Beijing may be causing the standoff to
continue.
Sophie Rhys-Jones has resigned over her
embarassing interview with a fake Sheikh.
Water-front
problems continue with stevedores in dispute with their
employers.
The NZSE 40 was up 3 points after a day's
steady
trade.