Nauru to hold referendum on constutional change

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Updated February 4, 2010 17:01:04

On February 27th, the people of Nauru will vote on changing the country's constitution. Since 2003 Nauru has been debating changes to its constitution, which its people hope will end what's been one of the most unstable political histories in the region. Since independence in 1968, there have been at least 36 changes of government .

Presenter: Campbell Cooney, Pacific Correspondent
Speakers: Mathew Batsiua, Justice, Health and Sports Minister, Nauru

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