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The ethics around medical and chemical interventions for crime prevention. Audio

One of the two senior executives fired from Fiji TV last week, says she was given no explanation for her sacking and is not ruling out legal action against the broadcaster. Audio

35 of the 37 registered political parties in Papua New Guinea are facing possible censure from the registrar. Audio

The Central Bank of Solomon Islands says the economy will recover slightly from a slump brought by the April floods. Audio

The World Health Organisation says countries of the Western Pacific region are making good progress towards reducing malaria by 75 per cent in 2015 compared to levels of the disease seen in the year… Audio

The Asian Development Bank says unlocking the value of what's called 'moveable' property or assets is the key to boosting prosperity in the Pacific. Audio

Researchers at New York University have looked at how big a challenge we think we face when we want to lose weight, get fit, and look good on the beach over the summer. The research has been done at… Audio

'The Bone Clocks' by David Mitchell Audio

A shipping service, owned and operated by the local community, is set to be launched next year in Tonga's far northern Niua island group. Audio

Massey University conference to focus on human rights issues around the Pacific and look for sustainable solutions. Audio

Papua New Guinea continues to be perceived as one of the world's most corrupt countries on this year's Transparency International Corruption Perception Index. Audio

Dr Michelle Dickinson - the winner of Prime Minister's award for science media communication is an expert in nanotechology, who is inspired by the powers of superheroes and uses her social media… Audio

Fiji's remote Yasawa islands to get new medical centre. Audio

A Pacific Islander is appointed as the new head of the Pacific Tuna Commission. Audio

Pacific health advocates say despite their relative success in dealing with the global HIV/aids epidemic, it's not time to rest on their laurels. Audio

The visit to Fiji by the Chinese President has taken China's ties with the Pacific Island region to new heights but observers say the symbolism of the visit was much more significant than… Audio

An author of a report into sorcery and criminal law in Vanuatu says the state has a role to play in protecting people from malicious accusations of black magic. Audio

A bribery scandal engulfing Vanuatu's parliament has brought the country's problems with political instability to a head. Audio

Two people have died from chikungunya in French Polynesia in an outbreak that began six weeks ago, has affected several thousand people and hospitalised over 200. Audio

Dr Judy Melinek is a San Francisco based forensic pathologist and contract pathologist at the Alemeida County Coroners Office. She provides an insight into the world of forensic pathology in her book… Audio

Public health officials from around the Pacific region have been gathering in Fiji this week to discuss how best to respond to the threat of emerging infectious diseases. Audio

Samoa's Ministry of Health says the whole of Samoa is now affected by chikungunya. Audio

A new report by the United Nations Population Fund points to the need for developing countries to invest in their youth. Audio

The head of surveillance at French Polynesia's Ministry of Health says medical resources are stretched with over 8000 people consulting doctors and the deaths of two elderly people linked to an… Audio

A youth and women's advocate in Tonga says young people in the kingdom don't have the political knowledge to participate effectively in next week's elections. Audio