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New research shows some Cook Strait faults may be less stressed and may now be further away from rupturing. A team of scientists studied the 2013 Cook Strait and Lake Grassmere earthquakes. And found… Audio

Fiji's Public Accounts Committee tasked with scrutinising government spending over the last seven years will summon the heads of ministries to explain alleged widespread abuse of public funds. Audio

Calls for more to be done to help provide for people suffering from mental health issues in Papua New Guinea's Bougainville. Audio

A breed of mites may provide a solution to the South Island's huge wasp problem. It's believed the number of wasps in the South's beech forests is the highest in the world, with the insects posing a… Audio

Pacific countries are taking measures to protect against the virus that has taken grip of West Africa, despite the chances of Ebola reaching the region being described as slim. Audio

Dr Dilip Joseph and two Afghan colleagues were abducted on a dusty road on the way to Kabul in Eastern Afghanistan. Audio

'Casebook' by Mona Simpson. Audio

PNA not surprised by Kiribati deviation in Pacific - US tuna negotiations. Audio

A conversation with Shakespeare expert, Dr Hannah August. Dr August is joined by two of the Bardfest actors: Hannah Banks and Alex Greig. Includes monologues from 'Richard III', 'Henry V', 'A… Audio

They lived a long time ago but experts are still discovering new dinosaurs. The latest is one dubbed Pinocchio rex. The almost complete tyrannosaur skeleton was discovered in China this year… Audio

Researchers turn faecal transplant into frozen poo capsule that can be taken orally, and the outbreak of a polio like disease in the US. Audio

Papua New Guinea health workers trial text messaging scheme to help them stick to new malaria protocols. Audio

A Bay of Islands GP, Dr. Chris Reid, has photographed virtually every patient that walked into his surgery during the past two years. He has just published a book of his work. Audio

A leading American Doctor and health policy adviser says when he turns 75 he will decline all medical treatment. Audio

With 500 days to go Pacific countries are urged to pick up the pace for the 2015 MDG deadline. Audio

When Dr Jaclyn Aramoana decided to become a surgeon she contacted the very first Māori surgeon, Associate Professor Jonathan Koea for advice. What eventuated has been an ongoing relationship of… Audio

A leading public health expert says the health of Pasifika peoples in New Zealand is going backwards and turning that around should be a top priority of the new government. Audio

A leading public health expert says the health of Pasifika peoples in New Zealand is going backwards and turning that around should be a top priority of the new government. Audio

New Zealand lifts travel advisory off the kingdom of Tonga. Audio

The Director of Health in Tokelau says over 200 people have had chikungunya since August but the peak of the outbreak is over now with no new cases in the past few days. Audio

Papua New Guinea's government has created a taskforce to mobilise resources in three provinces where the rate of tuberculosis has become a serious public health concern. Audio

Fiji's newly elected Speaker of parliament describes the first sitting of parliament as a moving ceremony. Audio

Over 80 percent of Australian paediatricians surveyed in a recent report believe the detention of asylum seeker children is child abuse. Audio

The Simon Wiesenthal Center has identified 80 former death squad members who might still be alive, and is pushing the German government for an investigation. They were members of the Einsatzgruppen… Audio