Nauru
Protest on Nauru shuts down parliament
A protest involving hundreds of people has been staged in front of the Nauru parliament which was to meet today.
Australia slammed by UN on boat push-backs
The United Nations has criticised Australia on its treatment of refugees and migrants from vulnerable countries.
Australian-born asylum seeker baby sent into Nauru detention - report
Reports from Australia say a baby was sent to Canberra's detention centre on Nauru in defiance of advice given to the immigration department.
Nauru rebukes ABC over Adeang reports
The government of Nauru has sharply attacked the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, accusing it of spreading lies by replacing journalism with activism.
Australia's immigration minister urged to apologise
Australia's opposition Greens leader Richard Di Natale has demanded an apology from the immigration minister Peter Dutton.
No protection for children in Nauru camp, inquiry told
Former Save the Children staff say there are inadequate policies in place to respond to crimes against children at the Nauru detention centre. Audio
Medical staff on Nauru told not to report health problems
An Australian senate inquiry into serious allegations of abuse and poor conditions at the Nauru detention centre has heard medical staff were told not to report psychological health problems suffered… Audio
Australia alters Hanson-Young surveillance stance
Australia's immigration department has confirmed that an opposition Greens Senator Sarah Hanson-Young was spied on during her visit to Nauru where Canberra runs a detention centre for asylum seekers.
Nauru asylum seekers medical records interfered with - inquiry
An Australian senate inquiry into serious allegations and conditions at the Nauru detention centre has heard medical staff were told not to report psychological health problems suffered by asylum… Audio
Call for proper Nauru police inquiry into bribery claims
A suspended Nauru MP is calling on the government to allow a full police inquiry into bribery allegations implicating the Justice Minister David Adeang. Audio
Call for unimpeded police inquiry in Nauru bribery claims
A suspended Nauru MP is calling on the government to allow a full police inquiry into bribery allegations implicating the Justice Minister David Adeang.
Senator "looked after" on Nauru - Aus PM
Australia's Prime Minister has rejected suggestions a Greens senator was being spied on while in Nauru, saying she was instead being looked after.
Australia to send surgeon to treat Nauru child
Nauru says an Australian medical team will be sent to Nauru to operate on the broken arm of a refugee boy.
Amnesty fears for Nauru refugees in Cambodia
Amnesty International is using the findings of a new report to express concerns for the safety of four refugees transferred to Cambodia under an agreement with Australia.
Australia's Nauru refugees arrive in Cambodia
Four refugees who had been in the Australian detention camps in Nauru have now arrived in Cambodia.
First of Australia's refugees due in Cambodia today
Cambodia is today expecting the arrival of four refugees who are the first to agree to take part in a resettlement deal brokered with Australia for transfer from Nauru.
Nauru gets Australian bank branch
The Nauru president is hailing the opening of a bank on the island - the first in 15 years - as a sign his government can get things done.
Aus detention centre whistleblowers criminalised
The Australian government has passed a law which criminalises whistleblowers who speak out against the conditions of the offshore detention centres on Nauru and Manus Island. Audio
Nauru government says UN official biased
The Nauru government has branded a United Nations official a left-wing hypocrite, claiming he was wrong to criticise its new criminal amendments.
Law restricting detention centre whistleblowers "appalling"
A whistleblower into the conditions of the Australian-run detention centre on Nauru says a new law restricting what immigration workers can say about the facilities is appalling.
