Breakfast: Wednesday October 28 

Queens Wharf designs
Breakfast speaks to architect Kevin Clarke about his disappointment and misgivings over the selection of finalists for the Queens Wharf designs which are being redeveloped in time for the 2011 Rugby World Cup.

Anti-smacking referendum protest
Auckland Businessman Colin Craig is putting up $450,000 of his own money to help fund a public march in protest to the Government's anti-smacking referendum.

Grandparents
Jill Worrall is a Massey University researcher who speaks about the report she is involved in looking at grandparents raising grandchildren.

Residential and tenancy agreements 
Breakfast speaks to Consumer Commentator Troy Churton about residential and tenancy agreements.

Spy Gadgets
Technology test-driver John Buckley looks at spy gadgets.

Hybrid mobility scooter
Breakfast talks to 79-year-old inventor Tony Coppard about his hybrid mobility scooter as part of the Grandparents Raising Grandchildren conference.

Style tips
Style guru Paula Ryan speaks to Breakfast about changing over from winter to summer in your wardrobe.

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