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Government responds to recent high profile bullying incidents. The PM wants Boards of Trustees and schools to remember their responsibilities to provide a bullying-free environment.
Rebecca Wright (TV3 reporter - live from Parliament).
Government extends its welfare package for Christchurch earthquake victims. Many small businesses are in need of the welfare package while their premises are still cordoned.
Duncan Garner (TV3 Political Editor - live from Parliament); John Key (PM); Hamish Clark (TV3 Reporter - from Christchurch); Paul Leonard (Fish Market Owner); Richard Edinburgh (Barber Shop Owner).
In London there is a focus on Christchurch at a memorial in Westminster Abbey. There was also support for Christchurch at the Crusaders game at Twickenham that day.
Melissa Davies (Europe correspondent - from London); Anton Oliver (former All Black); Peter Maynard (Quake Victim's Brother-in-law); Peter Crook (UK Search & Rescue Team Head).
In Libya the rebel army has regained control of all major oil lines in the east while NATO has control over the airspace. There has been public support in Libya for the woman who reported she was raped by Gaddafi's men at a checkpoint. The government says she has been released from their custody.
Goff defends his judgement over the Darren Hughes affair. He insists he never knew about reports about the involvement of a naked man picked up by Police near Hughes' residence.
Patrick Gower (TV3 reporter - live from Christchurch); Phil Goff (Labour Leader).
Another earthquake has struck eastern Japan, raising another tsunami alert. Fukushima power plant apologises for false high radiation level readings, but the true level is still worryingly high.
Yukio Edano (Japan Chief Cabinet Secretary).
London rallies and riots against public sector job cuts. Royal Wedding fever and the Royals stage a satirical wedding photo shoot.
Alison Jackson (Artist); Anita O'Brien (Cartoon Museum Curator).