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The Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme is calling for swift, concentrated and global action to respond to the escalating risks such as reef damage and rising sea levels. Audio

The USP says the latest climate change report science spells out increasing sea levels, and dwindling fish and crop supply will lead to more migration pressure in the Pacific region. Audio

The ousted vice chancellor of PNG's Unitech university is waiting on immigration clearance before he returns to resume his job in Lae. Audio

Auckland neuroscientist, Dr Kerry Spackman - long-time consultant to Formula One racing teams, and the All Blacks, and author of the best-selling book 'The Winner's Bible'. Audio

World Health Oganisation aims to completely eliminate the highly contagious skin disease yaws in Vanuatu following a successful campaign in the province of Tafea. Audio

Fiji aiming for cancer treatment facility in three years, and seeks international donors. Audio

The Secretariat of the Pacific Community says the zika virus is likely to spread throughout the Pacific for a number of years. Audio

Tonga's Minister of Education is hoping to pick up some useful tips from a New Zealand school to help improve regressing education in Tonga. Audio

WHO says the region-wide dengue outbreak is putting a strain on public health systems in resources and finances. Audio

How many iPhones do you think Apple has now sold? Your favourite channel? IPhone. Happy birthday, Sony Walkman. Takes a Hacker to catch a hacker! Does GoPro have competition? Audio

NASA space explorer Dr Charles Elachi, who led the recent mission to Mars with a rover called Curiosity. Audio

A rapidly spreading viral conjunctivitis known as pink eye has infected more than 300 people in Samoa. Audio

Archaelogists believe they may have answered how the chicken crossed the Pacific, and it could help form a pattern of human migration. Audio

After a year of financial problems in Solomon Islands football, the country's domestic winners, Solomon Warriors, are hoping to provide some good news in the Oceania Champions League. Audio

Situation gets desperate for some nurses in Vanuatu who haven't been paid in over three months. Audio

The success of the first lot of results from the LUX experiment, which reveal that there is no sign of dark matter, as of yet! Audio

Merchant banker, sailor, explorer, and author of David Livingstone, Africa's Greatest Explorer: The Man, the Missionary and the Myth. Audio

A student leader in Papua New Guinea says students will not return to class until a former vice chancellor is re-instated. Audio

British intensive care nurse and academic Dr Penny Sartori's new book 'The Wisdom of Near-Death Experiences' explores near death experiences, and caring for patients who are close to death. Audio

The Vanuatu government says nurses pay will return to normal by end of week, but nurses are still unsure of future.

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The head of the SPC advocates a rationalisation of how international agencies provide aid assistance in the Pacific. Audio

'The Priority List' by David Menasche. Audio

Researchers use isotope testing to find out what ancient Polynesian people the Lapita ate in their diet. Audio

SPC says the number of dengue fever outbreaks in the Paific over the past year is unprecedented and more research needs to be done into its cause. Audio

Paediatrician Lochie Teague is the author of Starship: Inside Our National Children's Hospital, which looks at the history of New Zealand's national children's hospital over the last 21 years. Audio