We look at the issues facing non profit organisations as they are confronted with a drop in voluneteer numbers.
Breakfast talked to psychologist Dr Simon Hatcher about the record 1.2 million antidepressant prescriptions written by doctors in 2008
Breakfast asked Law Professor Mark Henaghan if David Bain should receive compensation, and what a new coroners inquest into the murders might achieve.
The Whiffenpoofs, a world famous acapella group from the prestigious Yale University, treat Breakfast viewers to a special performance.
Prime Minister John Key is asked about the call to compensate David Bain and the accusations against disgraced former Internal Affairs Minister Richard Worth.
Breakfast reporters take a look at what's making the news around the regions
Breakfast presenters Paul Henry and Wendy Petrie read through a
selection of viewers' feedback
Breakfast spoke to Dr Frances Pitsillis about Male Menopause
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