1Youth rights advocates are shocked by advice to schools that allows teachers to search students for drugs, alcohol and weapons without fear of legal action. What rights do students have against unreasonable search and seizure? Kathryn Ryan talks to Murray Lucas, Principal of Tawa College; John Hancock, from Youth Law, which provides free legal advice to under-25s; and Patrick Walsh, President of Secondary Principals' Association and also Principal, John Paul College in Rotorua.

2In the past three months, two young children have required liver transplants after overdosing on paracetamol. While accidental overdoses can sometimes occur, paediatricians are warning about over-prescription and chronic overuse of this common pain relief and anti-fever drug, saying that children's health is being placed at risk. Dr Ross Wilson, a Capital and Coast District Health Board Paediatrician, wants a review of the way drugs, including those available in supermarkets, are dispensed. Joining him is Dr Michael Beasley, National Poisons Centre Medical Toxicologist.

3News from the United States, including: the latest fallout from the recent Rolling Stone Magazine article which led to the forced resignation of General Stanley McChrystal; Joe Barton's public apology to BP over the Gulf of Mexico oil spill; difficulties with telling the truth;

4When 27-year-old New Zealander Sam Judd saw first hand how many tonnes of rubbish from South America were choking the seas around the Galapagos Islands, he made it his mission to clean up the world's pristine coastlines. He is a co-founder of the New Zealand charity Sustainable Coastlines.

5Economic commentary, including: economic prospects and the G-20 Summit; David Cameron's budget;

6Media commentary, including: NewstalkZB's claims to be a news leader; The Mike Hosking Breakfast show; the quest for New Zealand's worst reporter; the Sunday Star Times and gutter journalism;