1The case of paralympian turned murder accused Oscar Pistorius will return to a South African court tonight. His legal team will challenge some of the conditions of bail that was granted last month. Interview with a South African sports reporter about the latest developments in this case.

2Tech Bytes The Telstra Clear Report on Technology: 1. Locker is a new desktop application to defend against cyber-crime developed by New Zealand company OptimizerHQ 2. A robot called Sam used by FTD Highrise Inspection to scale the sides of skyscrapers checking for cracks or damage 3. App is a movie that is encouraging watchers to keel their mobile phones switched on to bring a second screen to the cinema experience 4. GeoSpace has developed the Firefly - a tricycle fitted with an LED-lit dome to protect cyclists from the elements

3The New Zealand feature film "Eternity" is gaining critical acclaim. The sci-fi murder mystery has won awards at the Boston and California Festivals and has just been selected to show at Cannes Antipodes. Interview with director Alex Galvin.

4The Earthquake Commission (EQC) has laid a complaint with the Police against the man who received the email sent with private details of over 80,000 EQC claimants.

5Motorists are being challenged to achieve another zero road toll this Easter after last year's fatality-free holiday weekend. This coincides with the launch of the Government's Safer Journeys Action Plan, which tackles issues such as speed, alcohol, dangerous intersections and the aging vehicle fleet on New Zealand's roads. Interview with Automobile Association (AA) about the plan.

6European share markets have slumped after Italy's main leadership candidate said that only an insane person would want to govern the country. However in New Zealand, financial news remains positive with Fonterra's higher than expected payout to farmers. Analysis of the latest business and financial news.

7The Maori Party is calling for the re-opening of the case of Teina Pora, who has served twenty years in prison for the 1993 murder of Susan Burdett.

8Politics: including; Teina Pora case; Prime Minister John Key's relationship with the head of the Government Communications Security Bureau (GCSB) Ian Fletcher; David Shearer's American bank account; Earthquake Commission (EQC) privacy breach; Speaker ejects two Labour MPs from debating chamber; unhealthy food tax debate.