1Analysis of the All Whites' shock upset 1-all draw in the football World Cup against reigning world champions Italy. Kathryn talks with John Foot, author of 'Calcio: A History Of Italian Football', regarded as the English language bible of the Italian game.

2Safe at Home, an award-winning pilot programme run for the last two years in Auckland's western suburbs by the group SHINE and funded by the Minstry of Social Development and Child, Youth and Family, has been proven to protect the victims of domestic violence. The area's police commander, Jim Wilson, says this is the most successful project he has ever been involved in. Despite this, however, there is no funding for the programme to go nation- or even city-wide.

3News from Europe, including: the state of European football at the World Cup; elections held in Poland to replace senior government officials killed in a plane crash in western Russia in April; major international news agencies' refusal to provide media coverage of the Swedish royal wedding after row over broadcast rights.

4Feature guest: Helen Gatonyi is the Manager of the Christchurch Tenants' Protection Association and tireless advocate for tenants and those on low incomes with housing issues.

5Political Commentary with Andrew Campbell and Matthew Hooton, including: recent poll results; strategies for rebuilding the Labour Party; the seabed and foreshore legislation; the forthcoming WAI 262 findings; political futures for Chris Carter and Len Brown; Russel Norman's 'Free Tibet' protest in relation to human rights, free speech and diplomatic goals.

6Is the technology industry coming round to the idea that less is more? Tommy Honey discusses techno-austerity with reference to Economist article 'In Praise of Techno-Austerity' and Scott Adams's 'Wall Street Journal: Betting on the Bad Guys'.