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Yesterday we talked to neurologist Dr Dale Bredesen who has set up a programme for people with early stage alzheimers which he says is reversing the symptoms of the degenerative brain disease. We had… Audio

Victoria University in Wellington is launching a Pasifika scholarship fund in the memory of academic Dr Teresia Teaiwa. Audio

A team of surgeons and medical staff from New Zealand have visited Fiji as part of a mission to perform heart operations on children. Audio, Gallery

New poetry book launched by New Zealand's Pasifika Poet Laureate. Audio

Army Fundamentals by Dr Bethan Greener, reviewed by Dean Bedford. Published by Massey University Press. Audio

GNS Science geologists and geophysicists have added an eighth continent called Zealandia to the world map this year. At 4.9 million square kilometres - roughly the same size as India - it's the… Audio

Climate change, sustainable development, conservation and possibly West papua will be items on the agenda of a newly expanded Pacific Forum leaders summit line-up in Samoa next week. Audio

Mumps outbreak in Tonga has reached its peak. Audio

An Auckland poet and academic has become the first Pasifika woman to be chosen as New Zealand's Poet Laureate. Audio

Tonga is preparing to go to the polls in November after the King's sudden decision to dissolve parliament, reigniting questions about the state of democracy in the kingdom. Audio

Always expect the unexpected from the dead, says Palmerston North pathologist Dr Cynric Temple-Camp. He tells interesting tales from his 30-year career – which includes attending Mark Lundy's Privy… Audio

National's Boot Camp policy for youth offenders "a teachable moment to show a classic example of bad science"

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Prison researcher, Dr John Sinclair, talks to the panel about the benefits of inmates being able to skype their family members while behind bars. Audio

Dr Arama Rata is a lecturer in Maori Studies at Victoria University and has done numerous studies looking Maori cultural engagement and identity, health experiences and rural communities. Audio

Lawlessness related to Papua New Guinea's election continues to fester, with more deadly violence in the Highlands region. Audio

Te epetoma o te reo Maori Kuki Airani celebrated the languages spoken by the people of the Cook Islands. There were number of cultural activities and events being held across New Zealand last week… Audio

Despite the emergence of a government in Papua New Guinea, questions remain over the legitimacy of the general election. Audio

Professor Richard (Rick) Legro is the Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology and Public Health Sciences at Penn State College of Medicine. He is an internationally recognised expert in fertility and… Audio