Nauru
Nauru 19 appeal put back to 2019
An appeal by the Nauru government over the acquittal of the group of protestors called the Nauru 19 has been delayed.
Nauru and Tonga airlines discuss joint venture
The Tongan prime minister has hosted a delegation from Nauru Airlines to discuss the possibility of a service between Tonga and Brisbane.
Manus, Nauru refugees launch legal action against Aus
Refugees detained in Nauru and Papua New Guinea's Manus Island are suing the Australian government for torture and crimes against humanity. Audio
Nauru President calls on world leaders to act on climate change
The President of Nauru Baron Waqa has called on world leaders to act now on climate change at the UN climate summit in Poland.
Aus govt filibusters as refugees 'close to death'
The Australian government has adjourned the House of Representatives to avoid losing a vote that would have eased medical evacuations of sick refugees from offshore detention.
MSF report details severe mental health situation on Nauru
A third of mental health patients on Nauru have tried to take their own lives, and a humanitarian organisation says some are faring worse than torture victims. RNZ Pacific's Sally Round reports. Audio
MSF report details 'disastrous' mental health on Nauru
The humanitarian organisation Médecins Sans Frontières has likened the mental health situation on Nauru to that of victims of torture.
Refugees trade Manus Island for Nauru
At least eight refugees have moved from Papua New Guinea's Manus Island to Nauru.
Nauru 19 to appear in Nauru's Court of Appeal
The group known as the Nauru 19 will go back to court next week in what will be the first sitting of the Nauru Court of Appeal.
17 refugee children left on Nauru as teachers protest
Five children have been evacuated from offshore detention in Nauru as Australian teachers prepare to strike on Universal Children's Day.
Luke Buda and Don McGlashan's new protest song to get kids off Nauru
When The Phoenix Foundation's Luke Buda decided to write a protest song to bring attention to the “horrific” situation of children detained in Nauru, he was initially intimidated by the subject… Video, Audio
Firm makes $US30m from Nauru centre in seven months
The Human Rights Law Centre in Australia says it's appalling that the Australian company running the offshore processing centre on Nauru is profiting from abuse.
'Deep concern' for three-year-old Nauru refugee
Refugee advocates say doctors are deeply concerned for the health of a three-year-old girl detained by Australia on Nauru.
Aus PM backtracks on Nauru evacuation
The Australian prime minister has distanced himself from reports that his government will transfer all refugee children from Nauru to Australia by the end of the year.
Dateline Pacific morning edition for 13 November 2018
A minister ousted from Vanuatu's government says his party's support is up for grabs; With the focus on Nauru, Manus Island refugees say there's a health crisis there, too; A blackout on campaigning… Audio
Manus medical crisis overshadowed by Nauru
The medical crisis among men detained on Manus Island has been overshadowed by the children's health crisis on Nauru, advocates say. Audio
Nauru swears in PNG judge for its Appeals Court
The Nauru judiciary has sworn in Papua New Guinea's Nicholas Kirriwom as a judge on the newly created Nauru Appeals Court.
More refugee families leave Nauru for Australia
Eight children were flown to Australia from Nauru on Monday for medical treatment, refugee advocates say.
Sport: Nauru cancels Oceania champs
The Nauru Government has cancelled the island's hosting of the 2018 Oceania Powerlifting, Benchpress and Para Benchpress championships that were to be held in December.
Australian govt tries to curb refugee evacuations
The Australian Federal Court is today hearing a challenge from the government testing the court's power to order urgent medical evacuations of asylum seekers from Manus and Nauru.
