Nauru
Nauru decriminalises homosexuality
Nauru has updated its Crimes Act, decriminalising homosexuality and abolishing suicide as an offence.
Fire at Nauru camp linked to suicide attempt
The fire that gutted a unit in a Nauru refugee camp earlier this week was part of a suicide attempt, according to the victim's husband.
Australia could do more on Nauru governance, says academic
Australia is partly to blame for enabling an authoritarian approach to government by the Baron Waqa-led administration on Nauru, according to an Australian academic. Audio
Region should be concerned about Nauru, says academic
Canberra could do a lot more to encourage a move back to good governance in Nauru, according to an Australian academic.
Academic notes path to authoritarianism on Nauru
Political stability in Nauru over recent years has enabled an authoritarian approach to governance, according to an Australian academic.
Mother and baby medevaced from Nauru
A Somali refugee and her baby are both in a critical condition in a Brisbane hospital after an emergency caesarian section was performed on Nauru.
Young Bangladeshi refugee dies on Nauru
The Australian government claims a 26-year-old Bangladeshi refugee died from suspected heart failure in Nauru.
No Australian apology over Save the Children smear
Australia's former immigration minister, Scott Morrison, says he won't apologise to Save the Children over the removal of its staff from Nauru amid unsubstantiated claims.
Australia owes duty of care to rape victim - court
Australia's Immigration Minister Peter Dutton owes a young African refugee raped on Nauru a duty of care, a Federal Court has ruled.
Australian officials grilled over wait for Nauru medivacs
Australian immigration officials have told a Senate hearing the lack of a suitable plane delayed the medical evacuation of two Nauru refugees who had set themselves on fire.
Australia pays NGO over Nauru self-harm claims
Australia and Save the Children have reached a confidential settlement over the controversial removal of staff from Nauru.
Nauru acknowledges refugee distress
A leading government minister in Nauru says he understands that it is distressing for refugees that they have few long-term solutions offered to them.
UNHCR demands action for detainees
United Nations Refugee Agency has called for the immediate transfer of refugees and asylum seekers out of the Australian-run detention camps on both Manus Island and Nauru.
Somali refugee remains critical after suicide attempt
A Somali refugee who set herself on fire in Nauru earlier this week remains in a critical condition in an Australian Hospital.
Refugees in Nauru need clearer options says MP
Australia should do more to help refugees and asylum seekers find a permanent home according to a Nauru opposition MP.
Lawyers for asylum seekers on Manus file injuction
Lawyers for more than 700 asylum seekers held in the Australian detention centre on Papua New Guinea's Manus Island have filed an injunction aiming to halt their transfer to the detention centre on…
Nauru points to advocates over refugee protests
The Nauru President says advocates and activists have overstepped the line by telling refugees and asylum seekers to quit their jobs and become full-time protesters.
Nauru opposition criticises restrictions ahead of election
Nauru is due to hold elections about the middle of this year but opponents of the government say campaigning will be difficult given curbs on what they can say.
Refugee who set herself on fire on Nauru in dire condition
A Somali refugee is reported to be in a dire situation in a Brisbane hospital after setting herself alight on Nauru.
Blame game underway over self immolations on Nauru
Australia's Immigration Minister Peter Dutton says refugee advocates are to blame for two refugees setting fire to themselves on Nauru in the past week. Audio