Nauru
Pacific needs to speak out about Nauru - academic
The Nauru government is not following good governance and New Zealand and the Pacific Islands Forum should speak out, an academic says.
Dateline Pacific morning edition for 19 June 2018
Online child abuse and revenge porn, growing issues in Pacific; Pacific scoundrels depicted in new history; Unrest in PNG's Highlands opens deep political divisions; Asylum seeker death on Nauru leads… Audio
Company running Australian centre on Nauru withdraws services
The reported suicide of a Iranian asylum seeker on Nauru has led to some services been withdrawn from refugees there, according to a leading advocate.
Dateline Pacific evening edition for 18 June 2018
Unrest in PNG's Highlands opens deep political divisions; Asylum seeker death on Nauru leads to a rise in the threat level; Tonga bank voucher a solution to remittance nightmares; Puna retains his… Audio
Asylum seeker death on Nauru leads to rise in threat level
The death of an Iranian asylum seeker on Nauru has led to the "threat level" being raised on island and some services being withdrawn, according to a refugee advocate. Audio
Tension as Nauru mourns death of asylum seeker
Nauru is still mourning the death of Fariborz Karami, a 26-year-old Kurdish asylum seeker from Iran, who was found dead on Friday morning in his family's tent, a refugee advocate says.
More refugees leave Nauru for US
Twenty one more refugees have left Nauru for the United States.
Threat level raised on Nauru after death of asylum seeker
The company managing Australia's detention centre on Nauru has raised the threat level at its main complex on the island after the death of an asylum seeker on Friday, refugee advocates say.
New Nauru law silences public over court cases
Nauru is courting controversy again with a new law that punishes people for speaking publicly about court cases and publishing court decisions. Alex Perrottet talks to the country's former resident… Video, Audio
Nauru 19 seeking govt funding for their lawyers
The group dubbed the 'Nauru 19' is seeking state help to cover the costs of their Australian lawyers.
New Nauru contempt law 'disturbing'
A new contempt of court law on Nauru is a "really disturbing development", a former resident magistrate to the country says. Audio
New Nauru contempt law 'a disturbing development'
A new contempt of court law in Nauru has been called a 'really disturbing development' by a former resident magistrate on the island. Audio
Cambodia says only one refugee from Nauru remains
Cambodia's Interior Ministry says only one refugee from Nauru remains in the country after resettling there under a deal with Australia.
Claims that new Nauru laws made to shut opposition voices
A former president says Nauru's new contempt of court laws are tailor-made to shut up opposition voices in the country ahead of a major gathering of Pacific leaders.
Australia's High Court rejects Nauru refugee claims
Australia's High Court has rejected the refugee claims of three asylum seekers on Nauru because they could find somewhere safe to live in their homelands.
Cyber safety promoted on Nauru
Nauru police are to undertake a community-wide cyber safety campaign.
Nauru refugees from Iran, Somalia rejected by US
All refugees from Iran and Somalia on Nauru, who had appointments this week with US officials, have been rejected for resettlement in America, an advocate says.
Nauru refugee in suicide attempt
A refugee from Iran has reportedly attempted suicide on Nauru after being rejected for resettlement in the United States.
Nauru refugee on hunger strike
The health of a hunger striking refugee who was transferred from Nauru to detention in Australia is in peril, an advocate says.
Submarine cable deals signed for Kiribati and Nauru
Deals have been signed this week to help fund submarine cables to get high-speed internet to Kiribati and Nauru.
