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Pacific news in brief for 22 April
A round-up of news from around the region, including Sitiveni Rabuka travelling to Singapore and Indonesia.
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Long battle over anti-seizure medication risk to the unborn
Audio 22 Apr 2025There are concerns patients prescribed anti-seizure medications still aren't being made aware of the risks to unborn children of taking them Audio
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The Passing of a Pontiff: World mourns death of Pope Francis
Audio 22 Apr 2025Seven days of mourning has been announced by the government of Argentina to mark the passing of countryman Pope Francis Audio
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Doctors embark on hikoi to collect patient stories
Two doctors, who are also poets, are embarking on a hikoi to collect stories from patients about the country's struggling health system. Dr Glen Colquhoun spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss. Audio
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What happens when a pope dies?
A conclave will soon choose the next pope. Here's what you need to know.
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Woman runs 10 marathons in 10 days dressed as a chicken
Hadani Woodruff has raised $7000 for a mental health and addiction recovery charity.
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Olivia Podmore hearing to resume following lengthy adjournment
The protracted inquest into the August 2021 death of the Olympic cyclist gets back underway in Christchurch this week.
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Luxon, other leaders remember Pope Francis: 'A man of the people'
PM Christopher Luxon described the Pope as a "man of humility", as other world leaders also paid tribute following his death.
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Protesters staying put despite trespass notice at Stockton mine
Police have arrested one person and are considering charges as protesters try and disrupt coal production.
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'Call a ceasefire' - Pope appeals for peace in Easter message
Pope Francis has greeted a crowd of tens of thousands, and renewed his call for a ceasefire in Gaza in his Easter message.
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Jennifer Andrewes on her Parkinson's pilgrimages
Jennifer Andrewes turned to European pilgrimages after receiving a lifechanging diagnosis of early-onset Parkinson's. Audio
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Patients have 'bigger concerns' than one-day strike - advocate
Patient Voice Aotearoa chairperson Malcolm Mulholland said most Kiwis would support healthcare strikes over a system "in crisis".
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Annual cost of treating sport concussions climbs to $80m - ACC
The annual cost of treating sport-related concussion has risen by nearly 25 percent to $80 million.
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What to know about getting a flu shot this year
Explainer - Flu season is almost here. Here's what you need to know about the different vaccine options.
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The Bluey episode that raises questions about parents' phone use
Is it okay to be on your phone when your kids are demanding your attention?
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'Clearly doesn't understand' - RFK Jr pushing harmful rhetoric, says autism community
The US Health and Human Services secretary has previously said autism is "preventable" and part of a "chronic disease epidemic" that "destroys" children and families.
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Another round of anti-Trump protests hits US cities
The chief organiser of Saturday's protests - the group 50501, a number representing 50 protests in 50 states and one movement - said some 400 demonstrations were planned.
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How a Christian radio broadcaster has become NZ media's quiet success
The country's main Christian broadcaster is revamping and expanding its output, even as its target market shrinks and pleasing a broad church is tough in times of polarisation.
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How to thrive: the role of art in mental health
In the bringing together of art and mental health, Kim Morton is a champion. Following the Christchurch earthquakes, Kim founded Otautahi Creative Spaces, a busy creative community in inner city… Audio
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Whānau of missing man holding out hope
Kory-Dean Wirihana checked in for a flight to Christchurch on Friday and cleared security but never boarded the plane.
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The power of labyrinths for meditation
The Reverend Dr Lauren Artress first realised the power labyrinths at the height of the AIDS crisis, when she was Canon at San Francisco's Grace Cathedral. Audio
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Can singing help treat persistent pain?
Music is well-known to lift the spirits, but a pilot programme led by the Welsh National Opera suggests it can help people suffering with chronic pain. Audio
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Climate change no longer top threat for defence force
The governments blueprint of how it will invest $12 billion over the next four years into the New Zealand Defence Force mentions climate change twice.
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Peter Boshier reflects on nine years as Ombudsman
He says the public can rest assured that there is an enduring institution fighting for fairness and accountability.
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Hymns on Sunday, 20 April 2025
Celebrate Easter Sunday with hymns including Jesus Christ is risen today, New Zealand Easter hymn Christ is alive, and the 21st century classic In Christ Alone. Audio
