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Nauru govt hits back at claims over asylum seekers
Nauru govt hits back at claims over asylum seekers
The Nauru government says claims about the country not being fit for child asylum seekers to return from Australia are offensive lies.
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Dateline Pacific evening edition for 27 January 2016
Audio 27 Jan 2016Nuclear testing victims in French Polynesia unconvinced by legislative changes; Vanuatu hoteliers hopeful runway saga won't blunt tourism recovery; Samoa questioning zika travel advisory; UN aims to… Audio
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UN aims to encourage more women into politics in Nauru
Audio 27 Jan 2016With Nauru's next election expected to take place later this year, the United Nations has initiated a campaign to increase the participation of women. Audio
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Kiwi former soldier still detained in Australia
As Australia uses immigration law like a blunt weapon, with controversy surrounding detention on Christmas Island, on Nauru, and on Manus, a New Zealander has now been held in a maximum security… Video, Audio
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Tagata o te Moana for 19 December 2015
Audio 19 Dec 2015The leader of Tuvalu is happy with the outcome of the COP 21 meeting; Vanuatu gets ready for elections after weeks of political turmoil; Political will to stop illegal logging in PNG questioned; FFA… Audio
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Refugee disputes claims she didn't want abortion
The advocates for a Somali refugee who's been held on Nauru have disputed the Australian government's claims she changed her mind about an abortion. Audio
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Dateline Pacific evening edition for 19 October 2015
Audio 19 Oct 2015Pregnant Somali woman sent back to Nauru; Ministry staff claim bullying by Tonga's Prime Minister; Vanuatu govt called on to explain mystery payments; New Caledonia nickel sector set for big blow; A… Audio
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Pregnant Somali woman sent back to Nauru
Audio 19 Oct 2015A Somali woman who became pregnant after she was allegedly raped on Nauru and brought to Australia for an abortion has been suddenly flown back to the island. Audio
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Regional media group calls for end of Nauru media ban
Regional media group calls for end of Nauru media ban
The Pacific Freedom Forum says banning overseas media from Nauru is another shocking denial of human rights in the region.
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Nauru MP Roland Kun's passport case again delayed
Nauru MP Roland Kun's passport case again delayed
The suspended Nauru opposition MP, Roland Kun, has had his case to have his passport returned delayed until next month.
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Pacific tsunami threat following Chile quake
Pacific tsunami threat following Chile quake
Most Pacific countries are being warned of a tsunami threat after a magnitude 8.3 earthquake off the coast of Chile.
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Lawyers concern on Nauru
Lawyers in New Zealand and Australia are rallying over concerns about human rights and rule of law in Nauru. Audio
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Nauru MP's international rights "assaulted"
Nauru MP's international rights "assaulted"
Lawyers specialising in international law say moves against an opposition MP in Nauru go against international human rights law.
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International parliamentarians to look at Nauru crisis
Audio 24 Jun 2015An international grouping of parliaments fears democracy is in jeopardy in Nauru and offers to mediate. Audio
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International parliament group to tackle Nauru
International parliament group to tackle Nauru
An organisation representing parliaments around the world, the Inter-Parliamentary Union, says it plans to look carefully into the situation in Nauru's parliament.
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Late Edition for 19 June 2015
Audio 19 Jun 2015Regional mayors chew over Jetstar's plan to fly beyond the main centres, why Sir John Kirwan had to get over the blues and in Dateline Pacific, A Nauru opposition MP is out of jail. Audio
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Dateline Pacific evening edition for 19 June 2015
Audio 19 Jun 2015Suspended Nauru MP out of custody, on strict bail; ILO reminds Fiji of its obligations; A Dutch journalist in West Papua says there's no sign of heavy restrictions being lifted at all; And calls for… Audio
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Suspended Nauru MP out of custody, on strict bail
A former Nauru justice minister who was arrested this week during an anti government protest is now out on bail under strict conditions including a nightly residential curfew. Audio
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Dateline Pacific morning edition for 19 June 2015
Audio 19 Jun 2015Nauru landowners threaten to shut down a major hotel; A former president says the current president and justice minister are besmirching the name of Nauru; a journalist in West Papua says there's no… Audio
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Key Nauru hotel might be forced to close by protest
Plans on Nauru to shut down a hotel housing Australian asylum centre staff if the government does not act on protestors' concerns. Audio
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Plans to continue Nauru protest
Audio 17 Jun 2015Plans to continue Nauru protest against the government but riot police are out in force. Audio
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Serious concern for hunger striker on Manus
Serious concern for hunger striker on Manus
A refugee watchdog says it has serious concerns over an Iraqi hunger striker on Papua New Guinea's Manus Island
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Shocking accounts revealed in Nauru inquiry
Audio 19 May 2015Harrowing accounts of sexual assault and squalid living conditions at the Australian-funded detention centre on Nauru have been revealed in submissions to a Senate inquiry. Audio
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Australia's offshore processing challenged in court
Audio 19 May 2015Ten asylum seekers have launched a High Court challenge on the legality of the Australian government's offshore detention policies, in a bid to prevent their return to Nauru. Audio