Nauru
Nauru in Marshalls air talks
Nauru Airlines is in talks to provide services from the Marshall Islands to the Federated States of Micronesia and Palau.
Refugees continue protests on Nauru
More than 100 refugees from camps right across Nauru have staged their second protest in three days, on Sunday afternoon.
After 15 years without, a bank branch is to open on Nauru
Nauru's government says Australia's Bendigo and Adelaide Bank has signed a deal to set up an agency on the island.
'We are human' - refugee on Nauru
An Iranian refugee on Nauru says asylum seekers and refugees are not treated like humans.
Up to 400 refugees on Nauru expected to protest
Between 300 and 400 refugees on Nauru are expected to protest against Australia's policy of offshore processing on the island this afternoon.
Political events on Nauru have ripple effect, says Amnesty
Amnesty International says the arbitrary removal of judges and suspension of parliamentarians in Nauru last year will have had a ripple effect.
PNG, Fiji and Nauru come under fire in Amnesty report
Amnesty International has criticised Fiji, Papua New Guinea and Nauru for failing to protect human rights in its annual look at human rights abuse around the world.
Nauru lets 20 asylum seekers out temporarily
The Nauru government is allowing access to the community for what it calls a select number of asylum seekers from the Australian run detention camps.
Aust minister declares he's happy with Nauru
Australia's immigration minister, Peter Dutton, has visited Nauru for the first time since being appointed to the role in a cabinet reshuffle in December.
David Isaacs
A Sydney paediatrican has been so shocked by what he saw at the detention centre on Nauru, he has decided to speak out about it, despite the contracts he signed before working on the island. The… Audio
Late Edition for 12 February 2015
Cut backs on mail delivery, that mysterious flash in the sky last night, and in Dateline Pacific, the plight of children in the Nauru asylum centre. Audio
Dateline Pacific evening edition for 7 October 2014
The Samoan government urges people to conserve water as a 'meteorological drought' is declared; American Samoa receives funding for environmental protection work; South Korea's Jeju Air to fly into… Audio
Refugees on Nauru complain of mental torture
Refugees with temporary visas to settle in Nauru say they are losing faith in both the local government and Australia's to help them build a meaningful life on the island. Audio
Australia's Asylum Seekers
The Australian government is looking to more Pacific Island nations for help to "shoulder the burden" of the country's asylum seeker issue. This comes amid ongoing problems at the existing asylum… Audio
Former Nauru camp volunteer releases damning book
A former Salvation Army worker who provided welfare services at the Australian-run asylum seeker detention centre on Nauru says the situation of hopelessness at the camp was so bad he had to speak… Audio
Fears for the mental health of Australia's asylum seekers
Amnesty International in Australia says it has extreme fears for the mental health of the inmates of the asylum seeker camps in PNG and Nauru. Audio
Human rights groups concerned for asylum seekers on Nauru
After a court decision in Nauru ruled asylum seekers could be detained until processed, human rights groups say they could self-harm. Audio
Fears Nauru asylum seekers could harm themselves
The human rights lawyer representing a group of 12 asylum seekers on Nauru says they may self harm as others have done, after losing a court application seeking an end to their detention. Audio
Nauru and Manus camps under fire in Amnesty annual report
Amnesty International says Australia is among governments world-wide accused of showing more interest in protecting their national borders than the rights of those seeking refuge. Audio