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Could the diet of the Mediterranean help New Zealand men with prostate cancer? Audio

A federal epedemiology team has arrived in American Samoa to help with the response to a dengue fever outbreak that has gripped the territory. Audio

A new Pacific-focused university health paper is aiming to address health inequalities and improve the health of the Pacific population in New Zealand. Audio

New Zealand Government names prominent Pacific Islanders to new Pacific Advisory Council. Audio

The international agency the IOM has committed to help Papua New Guinea cope with people forced to migrate by climate change. Audio

The fallout continues over the fight clubs, drug use, booze, and cellphones at Serco's Mount Eden remand prison. Audio

Hundreds of people farewelled a trailblazing Pacific women's leader in Auckland last week. Audio

A woman who gave birth to triplets in a remote village in Papua New Guinea's Morobe province took six days to reach a hospital in Lae, after tribal fighting stopped her from reaching medical help. Audio, Gallery

Businesses in the Northern Marianas are losing tens of thousands of dollars a day after a communications blackout which is continuing to affect the territory. Audio

An epidemiologist for American Samoa's Department of Health Scott Anesi has described the recent dengue fever outbreak in the territory as an epidemic. Audio

A state of emergency declared in the Northern Marianas on wednesday will allow the transfer of resourcesto help recover its disrupted communications network as soon as possible. Audio

Samoan visual artist Siliga Setoga has been awarded Creative New Zealand's 2015 artist-in-residence at the National University of Samoa. Audio

More and more young people seeking help by text. Youthline says six years ago most from people called in about their problems, but there's been a big shift and now a massive 91 percent of people… Audio

A Nauru opposition MP Sprent Dabwido who has been in custody on Nauru following protests is in hospital after suffering a heart attack. Audio

Democracy in Tonga challenged as confusion grows in the country over who has the authority to ratify CEDAW. Audio

New research says Pacific countries face an enormous cost to protect coastal infrastructure from the impacts of climate change. Audio

Health authorities and the media in Vanuatu are joining forces to try to curb the growth in so-called lifestyle diseases. Audio

A survey of GPs has found nearly 12 percent of those questioned have helped a terminally ill and suffering patient to die. The magazine New Zealand Doctor and IMS FaxHealth polled doctors on their… Audio

A woman who was sexually abused by her step father has succeeded in having the suppression on both her name and his lifted. Audio

Auckland's hot housing market is expected to keep momentum going for new construction jobs. Audio

Tsunami escape routes have popped up along the coast of Samoa following the devastating tsunami in 2009. Audio

Christchurch teacher Chris Henderson has worked with child protection agencies in the Philippines and as a consultant in education and development for youth throughout South East Asia. Lynda… Video, Audio

Around 1000 women market vendors in Vanuatu have come together to form the Silae Vanua market vendors association in Port Vila. Audio

An amendment to the Media Industry Development Decree in Fiji means individual journalists can no longer be fined for breaches, and is being seen as a positive step forward by the government, but… Audio

The people on the increasingly difficult to live on Carteret Islands in Bougainville, are often short of food, but an NGO has a solution. Audio