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Growing migration into the Solomon Islands capital is leading to more unemployment and criminality. Audio

There are mixed reactions to New Zealand's proposed law change to superannuation portability for the Pacific realm countries. Audio

An international charity working with disabled people in poor communities says unless governments recognise disability as a development issue those affected will continue to be neglected. Audio

The president of Makatu'unga He 'Ofa in Wellington wants to see Tongan language incorporated into the New Zealand school curriculum. Audio

Tuvalu prime minister raises concerns about the lack of action over combatting climate change. Audio

Allegations of the use of mercury are among ongoing issues at the Gold Ridge mine in Solomon Islands. Audio

A support group is being credited for helping Cantabrians settle in Nelson after escaping the earthquakes. Audio

Critics say promises to introduce the so-called Living Wage from the two main contenders for the Labour Party leadership, would be a handbrake on the economy. Audio

Contenders for the Labour Party leadership have made pledges to introduce a living wage. Audio

Banaban islanders maintain that countries involved in stripping their homeland of phosphate still owe them compensation. Audio

Fiji's new constitution has a provision to make the teaching of the iTaukei and the Hindi (along with English) compulsory at primary-school level. Audio

Fears Chinese will drive ni-Vanuatu shop owners out of retail sector, Audio

The Polynesian Leaders Group holds its annual meeting in Auckland just before the summit of Pacific leaders in Majuro. Audio

The tireless, talented, and magnificently multi-faceted Heniwehi Mohi. Audio

A representative of Fiji's High Chiefs says the country's new constitution is the last straw in a long list of manifest breaches of indigenous rights which will again be brought up at the United… Audio

The mother of a teenager killed by a man on bail for her kidnapping has welcomed changes to bail laws and says she hopes it saves lives. Audio

The Fiji People's Democratic Party says the country's new constitution is a step in the right direction, as it sets the groundwork for a democratic election. Audio

A review of the church's current constitution will be the main discussion point at the Methodist Church in Fiji's annual conference this week. Audio

A Solomon Islands politician says women in her country are fed up with not benefitting from any of the money that passes through the hands of her male counterparts. Audio

Far-flung Pitcairn Islanders are about to be surveyed about what made them leave the isolated territory and what would make them return. Audio

The Administrator of the United Nations Development Programme says the Pacific's development goals beyond 2015 will be more ambitious and deal with unfinished business. [Corrected version] Audio

After a decade of international support in the form of the Regional Assistance Mission to Solomon Islands or RAMSI, there's still doubt as to whether the country will remain peaceful. Audio

A new sound from a young musician - Danny Fairley, aka Civilian Sol, performs acoustic folk songs from our new Christchurch studio. Audio

The Australian National University's Development Policy Centre has compared the policies of Australia's two major political parties on aid and international development ahead of next month's election.

Refugee advocacy group condemns Canberra for transferring the first asylum seeker families to Nauru. Audio