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Dateline Pacific for 13 November 2019
An Australian judge, who worked briefly on the Nauru 19 case before being dumped, says the Nauru Government is continuing to abuse the judicial process; Some of the Pacific's smallest states are… Audio
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Abuse of judicial process continuing in Nauru - former judge warns
A retired Australian judge, who worked briefly on the 'Nauru 19' case before being dumped, says the Nauru Government is continuing to abuse the judicial process. Audio
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Abuse of Nauru judicial process ongoing - retired judge
A retired Australian judge made the comments amid the 'Nauru 19' group facing court today in relation to an anti-government protest more than four years ago.
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Abuse of Nauru judicial process continuing - Judge warns
The Nauru Government is continuing to abuse the judicial process, a retired Australian judge says.
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Trenchant criticism as trial for 'Nauru 19' gets underway
A trial beginning on Tuesday in Nauru has been called "a parody of justice". Audio
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Controversial trial of 'Nauru 19' about to open
The trial of the group dubbed the 'Nauru 19' is expected to finally get underway this week, more than four years since the alleged offences occurred.
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Two members of 'Nauru 19' seek asylum in Australia
Another two members of the protest group known as the 'Nauru 19' are seeking political asylum in Australia.
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Sport: Fiji women's team seal Olympic 7s berth
The Fiji women's Sevens team has sealed their berth at next year's Tokyo Olympics after outclassing Papua New Guinea 36-0 in the Oceania qualifying final.
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Controversial trial of 'Nauru 19' about to open
The trial of a group dubbed the Nauru 19 is expected to finally get under way this week, more than four years since the alleged offences occurred.
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'Nauru 19' again seek permanent stay
The trial of the group dubbed the 'Nauru 19' has resumed, with the state again endeavouring to charge them over an anti-government protest in June 2015.
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'Nauru 19' facing further trial over protest
The re-trial of a Nauru group facing charges over an anti-government protest more than four years ago is set to begin.
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WHO's 5-year plan to target obesity, smoking and superbugs
Health ministers from across the Asia Pacific region have agreed on a new set of health priorities to make the Western Pacific a healthier, safer region. Audio
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Nauru's new president contradicts blacklist claim
Nauru's government has never meddled with the country's courts, says newly elected President Lionel Aingimea, contradicting claims his administration has eased a controversial "blacklist".
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Nauru President denies govt interference in courts
Nauru's newly elected President Lionel Aingimea says no government has ever interfered with the country's courts. Audio
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No change in results after Nauru election recount
The Nauru Electoral Commission has completed the recount of votes cast in the Ubenide constituency for Saturday's general election.
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Sport: Nauru upbeat despite debut rugby defeat
The Nauru men's rugby team remain positive despite a crushing defeat in their first ever 15-a-side international match.
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Nauru election officials find ballot papers, order recount
The Nauru Electoral Commission has ordered a recount in the country's largest electorate after the discovery of six ballot papers in the parliamentary chamber.
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Election turns Nauru parliament on its head
Nauru's election on Saturdary has seen half of the previous parliament dumped, including the president for the past six years, Baron Waqa. Audio
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Sport: Niue beat Solomons, PNG thrash Nauru
The first round of the revamped Oceania Rugby Cup got underway yesterday in Port Moresby.
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Nauruans vote today
Over seven thousands Nauruans head to the polls today.
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Nauru govt makes payout on eve of election
The collapse of the Bank of Nauru in 2006 has motivated the government to help out those who lost money.
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Nauruans prepare to go to the polls on Saturday
Nauruans go to the polls on Saturday for the island's three yearly general election. Audio
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Nauru counting down to weekend election
Sixty candidates are set to contest this Saturday's general election in Nauru.
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Groundswell for change in Nauru poll: Batsiua
A former Nauru cabinet minister says the rule of law and democracy have been eroded over the past six years of rule by the Waqa/Adeang government. Audio
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Nauru election candidate says bribery rife
A former MP in Nauru, campaigning to return to parliament in next month's election, claims bribery is rife among candidates.
