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Health workers and provincial officials dealing with a deadly measles outbreak in Papua fear they could just be scratching the surface. Audio

Mosquito management in the Pacific could benefit from new technology tools. Audio

Tonga's cabinet has been sworn in with 10 ministers tasked with leading the nation through the next four years, including an unelected appointee. Audio

Dr Kara Filbey is a postdoctoral research fellow in the Malaghan Institute's Allergic and Parasitic Diseases Programme and for the past 10 years she has researched immune responses to parasitic worm… Audio

With the opening of rodeo season in New Zealand, the organisation Anti Rodeo Action NZ has brought Dr Peggy Larson from her home in Vermont to Aotearoa, on her first ever visit. The former rodeo… Audio

Vanuatu prepare for the ban of single-use non-biodegradable plastic bags and polystyrene takeaway boxes by the end of January to combat issues coastal and marine pollution. Audio

Dog behaviour explained with Dr Claire Browne Audio, Gallery

Fears of genetic mutations in French Polynesia because of nuclear tests. Audio

Ongoing concerns about dengue in Samoa and the region. Audio

Scientist and science communicator Dr Siouxsie Wiles is a nominee for New Zealander of the year. She's currently working to find a cure for antibiotic-resistant superbugs, and talks to Megan about… Audio

Scientists have discovered that one of the largest ever volcanic eruptions in the 20th century took place 1000 kilometres off the coast of New Zealand in 2012. Volcano Herve's eruption was only… Audio

Star Trek and Dr. Seuss - a laughable pairing surely? Well maybe not. In the US a judge is allowing Dr. Seuss Enterprises to proceed with a lawsuit against the tiny ComicMix company. They're behind a… Audio

Bees - honey bees, dancing bees, diplomatic bees - they're incredibly clever and when you watch them up close, they're just fascinating. Audio

Tensions are high between the US and North Korea as extraordinary rhetoric crosses the Pacific with each leader seemingly trying to antagonise the other. Audio

After youngsters were attacked at an Ariana Grande concert in Manchester in May this year, medical staff worked tirelessly to save lives and reunite families. Dr Peter-Marc Fortune from Royal… Audio

Anti-nuclear advocacy from Pacific Islanders helped lay the groundwork for a treaty to ban nuclear weapons that is gaining momentum globally. Audio

Are we all going to be wiped out by a horrendous flesh eating disease? Michael Baker talks about what pandemics are, how they spread and what disease is the greatest threat to human life. Audio, Gallery

Samoa matai gather at a symposium to discuss the fa'amatai in the diaspora. Audio

Massey University's Nick Holm explains what Cultural Studies is and how skateboarding, real estate and hair dressing are connected to democracy. He's part of the Cultures of Capitalism Conference… Audio

Our expert today is Dr Jim Faed and the topic will be around spinal cords. We're going to discuss typical injuries and the modern medicine - that is stem cells - being worked on to fix spine problems.

An Auckland based Pacific publishing house celebrates 10 years of business operation this month and is already looking towards the future. Audio

Calls mount in PNG for those who tortured a six year old girl for sorcery to come forward Audio

Disagreement over whether risks to the environment and to other areas of the Cook Islands' economy may provide a sufficient deterrent to deep seabed mining in the country. Audio