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New Zealand-based group of medical surgeons aims to made surgery more accessible and safe in the Pacific region. Audio

A service in Papua New Guinea that allows finance ministry staff to anonymously report cases of corruption via text message is proving effective. Audio

"People of the Eye" is a play designed for the deaf and for hearing audiences. Created by Erin Siobhan Hutching it's based on her experiences growing up with her deaf sister, Sarah, in Christchurch… Audio

Dr Richard Swainson from Auteur House in Hamilton reviews Eddie The Eagle and Mother's Day. Audio

Dr Richard Swainson reviews The Jungle Book and Mavis! Audio

We hear a lot about 'unconscious bias' these days - but what exactly is it? And what is its close cousin, 'confirmation bias'? Dr Carla Houkamau is an expert in diversity management at the University… Audio

Richard Swainson reviews Eye in the Sky and The Boss. Audio

Each week we ask a prominent New Zealander to tell us about a few of their favourite things on Bookmarks. Today, it's Canterbury Sociology Professor Greg Newbold. Audio

What does the drug scene look like here in New Zealand? The Illicit Drug Monitoring System has released its annual snapshot of drug use, drug markets and emerging drug use in New Zealand. Dr Chris… Audio

A pilot project to help the Samoan village of Sa'anapu cope better with natural disasters is now an exhibition. Audio

For 14 years, endocrinologist and diabetes specialist Dr Robyn Toomath fronted a vocal and visible campaign highlighting obesity. But in November last year, she wound up the action group she'd… Audio

Dr Richard Swainson reviews Phoenix and Sherpa. Audio

New Zealand workshops on improving Pacific fisheries management seen as worthwhile. Audio

Marie Ross is one of the top players internationally of historical clarinets from different eras, from the beginnings of the instrument in the Baroque period through the late Romantic. She talks about… Audio

The head of a Pacific fisheries body is delighted at an apparent change of heart over the worth of its Vessel Day Scheme for managing its purse seine fishery. Audio

There's no known cause ... and no cure. Autism remains one of the most complex disorders for researchers to tackle. But what if we could see inside the brains of sufferers to see if therapies are… Audio

Pacific fisheries leaders gather in NZ to hear how this country's catch based management system works. Audio

The Labour Party and its leader, Andrew Little, took a big hit in the polls recently. The latest One News Colmar Brunton Poll has Labour dropping to 28 per cent support. And Little dropped to third on… Audio

The World Health Organisation says while there can be no quick fix for the tuberculosis epidemic in Papua New Guinea, work is being done to try and control the problem. Audio

Former champion swimmer and academic Dr Dave Gerrard is retiring from his position at the University of Otago. He also discusses possible causes of seemingly mysterious drownings. Audio

Reviews Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice and First Growth. Audio

Could Moby Dick actually use its enormous head, to smash the ship Pequod? Given that the whaling ship was five times its size? An international team of scientists believe they have the answer. Dr Olga… Audio

Professor Shaun Holt, is a medical researcher and adjunct Professor at Victoria University.And he's a bit of an entrepeneur. He has started two clinical trials organisations, formed medical research… Audio