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Doctors in Papua New Guinea say the country's health services are continuing to deteriorate. Audio

Author looks at how the anti-nuclear movement galvanised widespread people power in the Pacific during the 1980s. Audio

Dr Carwyn Jones, University Law Lecturer and Co-editor of the Māori Law Review provides some historical and legal context to the purpose of tomo and how, while it's not a readily applied practice… Audio

Dr. Margaret Mungherera is a Ugandan psychiatrist who is the head of the Ugandan Medical Association and the first African woman to head the World Medical Association, the umbrella body representing… Audio

Description: The President of Indonesia to make a rare visit to a Pacific island country with confirmation he will attend next month's Pacific Islands Development Forum meeting in Fiji. An analyst… Audio

The Fiji government says it has spent over half a billion US dollars in improving health services in the more than seven years since the military coup as it moves towards developing a modern… Audio

An academic says the Fiji regime is tripping itself up with its own decrees. Audio

The Secretariat of the Pacific Community says there is a pressing need to strengthen health information in the region, in order to assess each country's priorities and design better policies. Audio

Samoa's Ministry of Health says four children have died and 19 have been left seriously ill this year due to malnutrition following diarrhoeal illnesses. Audio

Questions remain over why spills keep occurring at the Vale nickel processing plant in New Caledonia. Audio

Advocate fears worrying trend and a mixed record on homosexual and transgender rights in the Pacific. Audio

The Fiji Women's Crisis Centre is calling for the women's minister to apologise over her sex crime comments. Audio

Suspended Nauru MPs are still waiting to hear back from the Speaker on their challenge to their expulsion. Audio

It's widely acknowledged that the 28 M­āori Battalion "punched above its weight" in the Second World War. In an archival interview from 2009, 28 Māori Battalion scholar and author of Nga Tama Toa: The… Audio

Co-Leader of the Greens Dr Russel Norman. Audio

The World Bank is being accused of putting the interests of foreign investors before that of local landowners in the Pacific. Audio

Wrestling breaks out between the police and opposition MPs in Nauru's parliament during efforts to eject a member over claims he's damaging the country's reputation. Audio

An elections expert looks at international measures of fair elections as concerns continue to be raised about the elections run up in Fiji. Audio

Papua New Guinea's Defence Minister says the government is working with Indonesia to investigate and minimise tensions along the two countries' common border. Audio

The World Health Organisation has declared the spread of polio an international public health emergency. Audio

An El Nino system is predicted for mid-year and there are indications it could be stronger than previous occurrences. Audio

Yale psychologist Laurie Santos tries to figure out why people make dumb financial mistakes - by watching what monkeys do. Her lab taught some Capuchin Monkeys how to use money and it turns out they… Audio

'The Martian' by Andy Weir. Audio

Dr Chinn is a New Zealand geologist and a specialist on glaciers; he talks about the treat of Fox and Franz Josef. Audio

Monash University's Senior Lecturer in the School of Political and Social Inquiry - a regular commentator on Australian politics - talks about next week's anticipated tough budget. Audio