1Labour released their plan to abolish interest on student loan if they stay in New Zealand after graduation. National says it is a election bribe and an irresponsible move to attrack more students to borrow as much as possible.

2NZ Student Association talks about their view on Labour's interest-free student loan plan.

3Talks about the pack rape case which involved high profile policemen, assistant Commissioner Clinton John Tukotahi Rickards, 44, Bradley Keith Shipton, 47, and Robert Francis Schollum, 53, who are now facing charges of rape, indecent assault and sexual violation.

4Coverage on the Parliamentary questioning time when Nick Smith claims that taxpayer money which was designated to help the owners of leaky homes was spent on staff parties that had cowboys and Indians, Sound of Music, Pacific Islands and aeroplane themes.

5Business News

6Mark Purdon has admitted a charge of acting in a manner detrimental to the interests of harness racing, in administering a substance to a horse twice before a race.

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8Talks about the decline of visa application to NZ from high risk countries since the department starts to review its policy and visa that has been granted to people who are from high-risk countries in the past two years.

9Majority of party in Parliament has passed a note of motion saying that the tour by NZ Crickets to Zimbabwe are inappropriate given the human rights abuses of the country. Act and the Maori party voted against the motion.

10Auckland Regional Council may propose charges on exclusive access to coastal marine usage up to 12 nautical miles at the end of this year after public consultation.

11Space shuttle Discovery will not launch after NASA engineers detected a faulty fuel sensor.

12Talks about the danger of searching health advisor online and if the Minister of Health should launch their own health information website.

13Talks about the Federated farmer association meeting in Hamilton about farmer's land access.