Wednesday July 16 

Telediagnosis
Breakfast speaks to Geoff Lawrie from teleconference technology company Cisco about a world first health trial of a tele-medicine system, where patients in Westport are assessed by a doctor 100km away in Greymouth.

Cyber - Akill sentence and bot-herding
Whitianga teenager Owen Walker, who masterminded an international hacker group, has been discharged without conviction and is now being approached to work for major computer companies or the police. Breakfast speaks to internet law specialist Peter Dengate Thrush about other possible impacts from the court decision.

John Key
National Party leader John Key gives his perspective on the allegations over whether NZ First took donations from businessman Owen Glenn.

Kids Fitness
One in three New Zealand children are overweight and their involvement in school sports is falling. So are government programmes to tackle these problems failing? Shaun South from Manukau's Kids In Action programme gives his views to Breakfast.

Personal shopper - Cushions
Cushions are now big business for interior design shops. Breakfast's personal shopper Heather Tait looked at the huge variety on the market.

Easy Rules:

Cushions from:

Gadgets for Kids
Breakfast's technology test-driver Gary Steel reviewed cool kids toys.

Brainbox 188 Electronics Set
$43  www.iqtoys.co.nz

Eco Dome
$90 www.nature.co.nz Nature Discovery shops

Digital Arts & Crafts Studio
$120 (on special for $90)
Farmers

Rubiks Revolution
$34 www.iqtoys.co.nz

Hydrocar
$130 www.iqtoys.co.nz