1Taxpayers were told that the Government's asset sales programme would likely raise between $5 billion and $7 billion. However, the latest partial floats appear to be fizzing out, with Meridian Energy attracting fewer so-called 'Mum and Dad investors' and a lower price than hoped. With Genesis Energy and Air New Zealand next to be put up for partial sale, questions are being asked about whether it is time to re-think he asset sales programme. Interview with Finance Minister Bill English.

2Texas oil giant Anadarko will begin deep sea oil drilling off the coast of New Zealand this summer as part of its exploratory programme. This week, the risks of deep sea oil drilling were laid bare in a report commissioned by Greenpeace. Its scientific modelling suggests a deep sea oil spill would devastate large stretches of New Zealand's coastline and have a catastrophic effect on the economy. However, the report has been dismissed as scaremongering by both the Government and the oil industry. A look at some of the report's findings followed by an interview with oil expert Professor Rosalind Archer and Greenpeace New Zealand's Climate Change Spokesperson, Simon Boxer.

3Interview with United Future Leader Peter Dunne about his party's policies and its future as part of the governing coalition.

4Kim Dotcom's file-sharing website Mega has been asked to take down any illegal copies of Eleanor Catton's Man Booker Prize-winning novel The Luminaries. Interview with Sam Elworthy, President of the New Zealand Publisher's Association.

5Media Panel Analysis of Lydia Ko's use of social media to announce she is turning professional. Followed by analysis of TV3's new line-up which includes the return of controversial broadcaster Paul Henry.