1A review of the media's reporting after last week's tsunami alert after a massive earthquake hit Chile. How did it compare to the dismal reporting of the risks after Samoa's earthquake last year?

2After the Minister of Broadcasting Jonathan Coleman told Mediawatch last week that he would be 'laughed out of a Cabinet meeting' if he asked for more money to support Radio New Zealand, the Government has paid $3.2-million to settle a dispute which saw two state-owned broadcasters - TVNZ and Maori Television - bidding against each other for broadcasting rights for the 2011 Rugby World Cup.

3The media's investigation in to whether the rugby Super 14 had begun too early.

4Telling the tale of the MV Princess Ashika from Tonga and with politicians' spending under scrutiny. Six months later, it's only now beginning to come clear at a Royal Commission in to the tragedy, what led to the terrible event.

5The lives and actions of MPs have been under the media microscope in recent months like never before. They've had their travel bills scrutinised, their housing allowances looked at line-by-line, and in the past fortnight an investigation in to ministerial credit cards. However, do journalists get a free lunch and get their stories?