1Trades people like roofers and glass installers in Christchurch, who are owed money by the EQC, have been told to stop working on those jobs until they have been paid. In some cases they are owed hundred of thousands of dollars. There is discussion on the difficulties of getting paid and the rules around invoicing.

2Does the law need an overhaul? The rules around death certification are a mish-mash and need and overhaul. The Law Commission is reviewing the Burial and Cremation Act and is calling for public submissions. The old rules do not fit with the new Coroner's Act which is causing frustration to using the Acts, like the police, hospitals and rest home owners.

3News from the Middle East, including: Palestinians mark Nakba day; US president Barack Obama's speech followed by Benjamin Netanyahu's visit to Washington and; Egypt opens the border crossing with Gaza.

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5Ninety-one year old Franki Wood plays the accordion, she makes and performs her own puppets, and is a keen bowler. Most recently she's delved into the world of writing romantic fiction - with a difference. Her latest book is called 'Twilight Love' and is about seniors finding love.

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7Political commentary, including: Posturing and perspective from the left and the right of the political spectrum. Post Budget polls show only a small difference between the main parties despite the budget cuts. Discussion about the effect the Eden seat could have on the election - it needs a strong National candidate; the growing campaign on the referendum on MMP; more funding shifts, especially for Community Organisation Grants (COGS as this is has been reduces and the money appears to have gone to Whanau Ora.)

8Urbanism, including: Tommy's taking a look at The First Light House designed by Victoria University's School of Architecture students for a competition in the US.