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The are signs of a shifting balance in aid delivery in the Pacific region. Audio

14 people were briefly arrested outside the Fiji Government House in Suva before the scheduled assent to the new constitution. Audio

Pacific leaders launch a declaration to take leadership on climate change. Audio

Amnesty International says Fiji's new constitution falls far short of international standards of human rights law and is another step backwards for human rights in Fiji. 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

A Commission of Inquiry into allegations of corruption at Tafaigata prison in Samoa, has taken a new turn. Audio

At the Pacific Island Leaders Summit the European Union outlines its commitment to extending cuts to greenhouse gases. Audio

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

PNG Mining Minister says Solwara seabed mining project is going ahead despite the fact that approval for it was bulldozed through. Byron Chan believes the environmental impact of the project will be… Audio

A human rights activist in Fiji, Tura Lewai, says people should critically analyse the constitution and not just celebrate having one. Audio

Fiji political group accuses the New Zealand government of giving into the Commodore Bainimarama regime. 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

A human rights activist in Fiji, Tura Lewai, says people should critically analyse the constitution and not just celebrate they have one. Audio

Pacific Island leaders summit underway in Majuro with climate change at the top of the agenda. Audio

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

There are mounting calls in Solomon Islands for the government to better protect and support indigenous business people. Audio

The Pacific Conference of Churches lays out what it sees as the main issues for Pacific Islands Forum leaders to focus on. Audio

New Zealand's Foreign Minister, Murray McCully, says the release of Fiji's constitution is part of much practical progress in Fiji towards elections. Audio

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

An expert in electoral systems in the region says the new electoral system planned for Fiji favours organised political parties, both big and small. Audio

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

A Marshall Islands cabinet minister says the next five years will be the key to protecting Pacific islands from rising sea levels. Audio

A month of commemorations and celebrations through August to mark 150 years since the Queensland Government formally allowed plantation owners to bring in Pacific Islanders as indentured labourers has… Audio

The Solomon Islands Manufacturers Association wants the government to get behind coconut oil producers. Audio