High levels of lead have been found in two popular cornflour products, Pam's and Gilmours. The problem has been traced to a contaminated shipment of corn from China last September.Tim Knox (Food Safety Authority); Sue Kedgley (Green Party MP); Steve Anderson (Foodstuffs South Island CEO); Ingrid Hipkiss (3 News Political Reporter - live).
Chatham Islands Mori Ori and the Government have taken the first formal step to resolving historical Treaty grievances.
Report on the civil war in Sudan. Penny Marshall (BBC correspondent); voxpop (refugees).
British American Tobacco is attempting to get the High Court to throw out a claim for compensation made by the family of a NZ woman, Janice Pou, who brought a landmark case against two international tobacco companies before her death from lung cancer two years ago. David Collins QC (plaintiff's lawyer); Michael Camp QC (defendant's lawyer).
Lotto has announced a revamp of its product offerings. Trevor Hall (NZ Lotteries Commission); voxpop (Lotto customers).
The Chief Justice Sian Elias has said that media reports that she 'lashed out' at the Government over the new Supreme Court are ridiculous.
A hundred thousand Israelis have protested against the Israeli government's plans to pull out of Gaza.
The Selwyn District Council has told the Dept of Corrections that it requires a resource consent to release prisoners back into the community. Michael McEvedy (Selwyn District Council); Basil Morrison (Local Government NZ).
A new thinktank, the New Zealand Institute, has been launched. Peter Biggs (advertising executive); Diane Robertson (Auckland City Missioner); Andrew Grant (business consultant); David Skilling (New Zealand Institute CEO).