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Our amazing brain, with all of its harmonious functions, also performs any number of peculiar actions, which we might find unexpected and counterintuitive. What tricks do our minds play when we think… Audio

Professor Steven Tingay from Curtin University in Perth is working on the build-up to the Square Kilometre Array. It will be the world's biggest and most powerful radio telescope. Audio

Our amazing brain, with all of its harmonious functions, also performs any number of peculiar actions, which we might find unexpected and counter-intuitive. What tricks do our minds play when we think… Audio

Vincent Liu is part of a team from the University of Washington that's turning radio waves into power. Audio

The Fiji military denies having worked with a New Zealand based spy agency to raid the Auckland home of a former Fiji government minister. Audio

Fiji's government publishes its constitution, after months of delays since the release of the draft in March. Audio

Joining us is our political editor, Brent Edwards. Audio

Port Moresby residents are being urged to conserve water as the city's main water source, Sirinumu Dam, is critically low with no sign of rain to refill it. Audio

The first ever National Emergency Operation Centre has been opened in Vanuatu. Audio

An outbreak of dengue fever in FSM is straining hospital resources. Audio

Radio New Zealand's political editor analyses phone log leak Audio

Growing unease at New Caledonia's only daily newspaper after it was sold to a local businessman. Audio

An MP representing New Zealand at the Pacific Islands Trade Ministers Meeting in Samoa says it's important for Papua New Guinea to come to the table to discuss the benefits of a regional trade and… Audio

An investigation into a police car chase in which a woman died shows police were in the dark as they struggled to use their new digital radios. Audio

And Radio New Zealand has not been immune to the damage of the storm. Audio

A prominent newspaper in Tonga has been ordered to pay fines for defaming the Prime Minister and other cabinet ministers, in what observers say is part of an ongoing duel between politicians. Audio

For 34 years, Fishermen in trouble in the rough and often treacherous waters off the coast of Invercargill have reached out to one woman for help. Meri Leask is a volunteer Fisherman's radio operator… Audio

Aradhna sweeps this year's Pacific Music Awards with a record-breaking number of wins. Audio

Tongan church pastors face discipline for allegedly misappropriating funds. Audio

A former University of the South Pacific professor says the USP journalism school was instructed to stop him speaking at World Press Freedom day celebrations . Audio

These days, you name it, the Internet has got it, but some people living with disabilities may only be enjoying a fraction of what's available. Katy Gosset gets on line with the Royal New Zealand… Audio

The former manager at the student radio station in Palmerston North, Radio Contact, decided to unearth old audio tapes of live performances - James Lissette talks about what he found. Audio

Pacific media representatives gathered in the Solomon Islands' capital Honiara last week marked the passing of one of the country's most loved broadcasters, Walter Nalangu. Audio

Three political parties in Fiji have succeded in gaining registration under the regime's controversial new rules on political parties. Audio

Our political editor Brent Edwards was at briefing earlier today on the enw law that will allow the GCSB to spy on New Zealanders. Audio