1The Week That Was.

2The Maori Council has confirmed it will mount a legal challenge against the Government's plans to sell State owned power companies. Interview with Ngai Tahu Chainman Mark Solomon about where he stands on the issue of State asset sales and Maori water rights. He also opines on the role iwi should play in helping Maori escape from the poverty trap.

3The panel analyse the preceding interview with Ngai Tahu Chainman Mark Solomon about where he stands on the issue of State asset sales and Maori water rights.

4The Ross Sea in Antarctica is called the last ocean. Should we preserve it or use it? Environmentalists are furious at a NZ plan to allow more fishing in the Ross Sea. Are we selling out, or protecting NZ businesses and NZ jobs? Interview with Labour MP Shane Jones and Green Party MP Gareth Hughes.

5The panel analyse the preceding interview with Labour MP Shane Jones and Green Party MP Gareth Hughes about a NZ plan to allow more fishing in the Ross Sea.

6Auckland teenager Christie Marceau was murdered by Akshay Chand while he was on bail for her kidnap a few weeks earlier. This week Chand was found not guilty by reason of insanity. Could changes to the bail laws save lives? Should judges be held more accountable for their decisions? Interview with criminal barrister Greg King.

7The panel analyse the preceding interview with criminal barrister Greg King about current bail laws in the wake of the murder of Auckland teenager Christie Marceau by a man on bail for her earlier kidnap.