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Dr Sue Huang is a virologist with Environmental Science and Research. Audio

"The Bees" by Laline Paull. Audio

New figures on tuna populations in the Pacific show that the region's bigeye stocks have been critically depleted. Audio

Public perception that there are no suitable local candidates for police commissioner linger in Solomon Islands. Audio

A Fiji academic in Australia says the Pacific Islands Forum is going through a turbulent phase but still maintains its relevance. Audio

Dr Paul Wolframm talks about the documentary Nga Reo o te Whenua - Voices of the land. Tāonga pūoro exponent Dr Richard Nunns and Horomono Horo shed light on the connection of traditional Māori… Audio

The Solomon Islands has held its first independence day in New Zealand, which also served as the start of a campaign to better promote itself. Audio

Tonga's Democratic Party is at a crossroads as it dumps a third of its MPs shortly before the country's general election. Audio

NZ film maker and ethnomusicologist on the NZ Film Festival premiere of Voices of the Land featuring taonga pūoro experts Richard Nunns and Horomona Horo. Audio

New research shows Tonga was once the centre of a vast trading empire with economic and political power stretching across the Pacific. Audio

A human trafficking report released by the US State department has received little backing from leaders and anti-human trafficking organisations in the Pacific. Audio

A new eco-tourism venture aimed at reversing the effects of climate change on coral reefs has been launched in Vanuatu. Audio

A group of New Zealand MPs are calling for Pacific governments to urgently invest in sexual and reproductive health, particularly family planning. Audio

There are fears that the Motu language, one of the official languages of Papua New Guinea, could be lost soon. Audio

Dr. Kevin Dutton, an Oxford University psychology professor, has spent a lifetime studying psychopaths. He first met SAS hero and author Andy McNab during a research project. What he found surprised… Audio

The World Health Organisation says the Pacific region is facing a double burden of both malnutrition and obesity in children that is likely to have severe consequences in the future. Audio

An academic specialising in West Papua says Indonesian presidential candidate Joko Widodo is likely to be more Papua friendly than his opponent Prabowo Subianto. Audio

The Fiji Medical Association says a doctor shortage in the country is a result of skilled, senior physicians leaving for better opportunities overseas. Audio

Reviewing 'Madness Made Me' by Mary O'Hagan. Audio

A archeological dig underway in an area of Vanuatu once made famous by Captain Cook has confirmed the dramatic effects of early European contact. Audio

Justine Murry visits Dr Karyn Paringatai at the University of Otago and sits in one of her classes. Dr Paringatai also talks about her reconnection to her ties in Ngāti Pōrou, despite growing up in… Audio

Tonga is proposing to trade the disuputed Minerva reef with Fiji, in exchange for the Lau island group. Audio

The Cook Islands go to the polls next week and continuing de-population has been raised as a key concern for people. Audio

Depopulation, climate change, and foreign aid are just some of the issues Cook Islanders will consider while casting their votes in next week's election. Audio

A child health expert says widespread poverty is leading to malnutrition, stunted growth, and childhood deaths in the Pacific region. Audio