1The latest Gross Domestic Product (GDP) figures are due out today, hot on the heels of an increase in the current account deficit last year. Analysis.

2Tech Bytes The Telstra Clear Report on technology: 1. Motorhome Republic Travel Guide App provides tourists with a free guide to New Zealand 2. A cuff that allows the wearer to control computers, smartphones and gaming consoles with simple hand gestures. 3. SWARM - Audi's reinvention of the tail-light 4. British photographer Nick Vesey uses an x-ray ,machine to offer an unusual insight into everyday objects.

3Politics: including; Labour Leader David Shearer's failure to declare a New York bank account; Maori Party leadership crisis; new Kim Dotcom spying revelations; Novopay.

4Police continue to hunt a gunman who shot 67 year old road worker George Charles Taiaroa dead in the Waikato two days ago. Interview with investigating officer Detective Inspector Mark Loper about the latest developments in the investigation.

5Police continue to hunt a gunman who shot 67 year old road worker George Charles Taiaroa dead in the Waikato two days ago. Reporter Tom McRae provides an update on the latest developments in the investigation.

6United States President Barack Obama and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu are holding a joint press conference following their meeting in Tel Aviv.

7Today marks the first day of the four day Balloons Over Wairarapa Festival. Reporter Jerram Watts reports from the skies 2,830 feet above the Wairarapa.

8Today marks the first day of the four day Balloons Over Wairarapa Festival. Reporter Jerram Watts reports from the skies above the Wairarapa.

9As '3rd Degree' reported last night, New Zealander Vernon Gardiner will spend the next two decades behind bars in a Filipino prison unless he can pay a Filipino worker whom he promised work to in Christchurch, which fell over after the 2011 February quakes. He has been unable to raise the money, but in an unusual twist the judge in the case is backing Gardiner. He has spent the past 17 months in a Filipino prison and if help does not come soon he will spend another 20 more years behind bars. The irony is at 66, Gardiner is entitled to a pension which could help him pay back the money he owes. Judge Lelu Contrerous, tough and feisty, put Gardiner behind bars. Bizarrely she has become Vernon Gardiner's greatest champion. So what next for Gardiner? Interview with Sarah Hall, the reporter who has been working on the story.

10Today marks the first day of the four day Balloons Over Wairarapa Festival. Reporter Jerram Watts reports from the the ground, having just experienced ballooning above the Wairarapa.