1Forgotten Sons In ten days time the country will pause and remember those who have given their lives in battle. But the army itself might like to pause and consider for a moment how it treated two former soldiers who were horrifically maimed. Instead of looking after the Nepata brothers, they ejected them from the army and they were all but forgotten. They have never received neither an apology nor any compensation for what they suffered. Native Affairs tells their story in the hope that Defence officials will revisit the case. The item is followed by an interview with United Future Leader Peter Dunne, who chaired the Parliamentary Select Committee that recommended compensation for the Nepata Brothers.

2Interview with the new Race Relations Commissioner Dame Susan Devoy.

3Home Run The ever increasing gap between home affordability and home ownership is pushing the New Zealand quarter acre dream beyond the reach of many whanau. In Auckland and Christchurch the housing shortage means people are paying top dollar and in the provinces a lack of employment makes even cheap homes unaffordable. But as Billie Jo Hohepa Ropiha discovered, some iwi are stepping up to the plate to help get whanau into whare.

4Parliament is currently considering a change to the Crown Minerals Bill which would punish protesters deemed to be interfering with offshore petroleum and mineral exploration in New Zealand's exclusive economic zone. Interview with Energy and Resources Minister Simon Bridges.

5Created Equal The Marriage Equality Bill currently before Parliament shows New Zealand society still has some way to go before every New Zealander is created equal. Semiramis Holland speaks to broadcaster Matai Smith and his partner 'The GC''s Alby Waititi about what marriage equality means to them.