Nauru
Nauru widows get payment to cover some bank losses
The government of Nauru has announced payment of US$369 thousand to widows who lost money when the Bank of Nauru collapsed in 2006.
Children in detention: US policy close to home
Opinion - The detention of children that has created such outrage in the US has been happening in our backyard for years, Ian Rintoul writes.
Nauru to appeal unconstitutional law ruling
The Nauru government says it will appeal a Supreme Court ruling that a recently passed law is unconstitutional.
Forum Secretariat 'stands by free and open press'
The Pacific Islands Forum Secretariat says that while Nauru has stated its concerns about media reporting, the Forum has always stood by the principles of free and open media.
Dateline Pacific morning edition for 4 July 2018
Indonesia's Papua has been described as a human rights "black hole"; Nauru has banned Australia's public broadcaster from attending this year's Pacific Islands Forum; A social media campaign alleging… Audio
Nauru ABC ban brazen attempt to suppress critical coverage - Amnesty
Amnesty International says the Nauru government's decision to ban Australia's ABC from the Pacific Islands Forum summit is a brazen attempt to suppress critical coverage.
ABC still going to try and attend forum despite Nauru ban
Australia's public broadcaster says it still plans to go to this year's Pacific Islands Forum summit, after Nauru's government banned it from entering the country.
NZ parliamentary press gallery echoes outrage over Nauru ABC ban
New Zealand's parliamentary press gallery has echoed outrage in Australia at the Nauru government's decision to ban the Australian Broadcasting Corporation.
ABC journalists banned from covering Pacific Islands Forum
The ABC has been banned from covering the Pacific Islands Forum after the Nauruan government accused the public broadcaster of "continued biased and false reporting' about the country.
Petition launched for body of asylum seeker to be taken to Australia
The Iranian community on Nauru has launched a petition calling for the body of asylum seeker Fariborz Karami to be brought to Australia
Singapore court fines company with Nauru link
A Singapore court has fined a local company buying and shipping phosphate from Nauru with corruption.
Nauru govt mum over hefty payment to Australian lawyers
The Nauru government says it has no comment about a hefty bill it has been ordered to pay by today by a Supreme Court judge.
Judge orders big payment to Nauru 19 lawyers
A Supreme Court judge in Nauru has declared legislation passed earlier this month 'null and void'. Audio
Nauru judge throws out new law
A Supreme Court judge in Nauru has declared legislation passed earlier this month 'null and void'.
Pacific Forum to raise concerns over court with Nauru
The Pacific Islands Forum is seeking to raise concerns about the state of the Nauru judiciary with the country's president.
Nauru Govt required to help with Nauru 19 trial costs
A Nauru judge has ruled that the state must assist the defence with its costs in the case of the so-called 'Nauru 19'.
Dateline Pacific morning edition for 20 June 2018
Is Nauru lurching towards authoritarianism?; Head of PNG Highlands emergency operations to work with community; Norfolk wage surge threatens business and jobs; Solomon Islands women encouraged to take… Audio
Is Nauru lurching towards authoritarianism?
A New Zealand academic says the Nauru government appears to be lurching towards authoritarianism and the New Zealand government should speak out about what is going on there. Audio
UNDP to help Nauru strengthen electoral process
The United Nations Development Programme is to lead a two-year project to strengthen the capacity of the Nauru Electoral Commission.
Nauru meeting could expose refugees' plight
It is hoped the Pacific Islands Forum Leaders meeting on Nauru will draw attention to the plight of refugees Australia detains there, an advocate says.