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Common ground on asylum boats gone: Burke
Common ground on asylum boats gone: Burke
Australian Immigration Minister Tony Burke says there is no longer common ground between the federal goverment and the coalition on border security
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Australia flags PNG tent city for 10,000 asylum seekers
Australia flags PNG tent city for 10,000 asylum seekers
The federal opposition in Australia has scoffed at reports the government has earmarked a new site on Manus Island in Papua New Guinea for a tent city for up to 10,000 asylum seekers.
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Asylum seeker deal with Nauru cruel - Greens
Asylum seeker deal with Nauru cruel - Greens
The Greens in Australia say the federal government's asylum seeker deal with Nauru is cruel and absurd.
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Australia's opposition will continue refugee policy, if it wins election
Australia's opposition will continue refugee policy, if it wins election
The opposition immigration spokesman in Australia, Scott Morrison, says thousands of asylum seekers will be housed on Nauru in a tent city for up to five years if a coalition...
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1267 boat people arrive since PNG deal
1267 boat people arrive since PNG deal
The number of asylum seekers arriving by boat since the Australian government announced a new resettlement policy more than a week ago has climbed to 1267.
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Nauru court holds bail hearings for asylum seekers accused of rioting
Nauru court holds bail hearings for asylum seekers accused of rioting
The Nauru district court heard bail applications for the asylum seekers facing charges of riot and unlawful assembly following the July 19th riot at the Australian-run detention camp on the...
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Asylum seekers facing riot charges on Nauru appear in court
Asylum seekers facing riot charges on Nauru appear in court
The Nauru District Court began proceedings on Wednesday to lay charges on 152 asylum seekers arrested over the riot at the Australian run detention camp on the island. A government...
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SPC challenges larger Pacific countries on cleaner fossil fuels
Audio 19 Jul 2013The bigger Melanesian Pacific nations have been challenged to aim for cleaner fossil fuels by the Secretariat of the Pacific Community. Audio
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Nauru, Niue and Tuvalu to lead over fossil fuel reduction
Audio 19 Jun 2013The three smallest economies in the Pacific are being targetted to lead the rest of the region in reducing the dependence on fossil fuel. Audio
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Baron Waqa Nauru's new president
Audio 11 Jun 2013Nauru Parliament elects speaker and president following the weekend poll that returned six new members among the 19 MPs. Audio
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Nauru MPs sworn in
Nauru MPs sworn in
Nauru's new parliament has been sworn in this morning. The Supreme Court judge, John von Doussa, officiated at the ceremony which saw the 19 newly elected MPs sign an oath.
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New Nauru parliament meeting Tuesday
New Nauru parliament meeting Tuesday
The new Nauru parliament is to meet tomorrow to elect a speaker and then a president following the weekend poll that returned 6 new members among the 19 MPs. It...
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Nauru MPs due to select Speaker, President tomorrow
Nauru MPs due to select Speaker, President tomorrow
The new Nauru parliament is to meet tomorrow to elect a speaker and then a president following the weekend poll that returned 6 new members among the 19 MPs. It...
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Nauru gets second woman MP, first in nearly 30 years
Nauru gets second woman MP, first in nearly 30 years
There will be some new faces in the next Nauru parliament, but most sitting candidates have held on to their seats after Saturday's poll including 3 former presidents. All results...
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Nauru goes to polls today with 68 candidates vying for 19 seats
Nauru goes to polls today with 68 candidates vying for 19 seats
Nauru goes to the polls today with 68 candidates vying for the 19 seats in the legislature. After months of political instability there is a widespread hope on the island...
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Nauru prepares for 'critical' elections this weekend
Nauru prepares for 'critical' elections this weekend
Nauruans go to the polls tomorrow in what is being described as a critical election for the island. There are hopes it will change the fractious political environment that has...
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Nauru prepares for 'critical' elections this weekend
Audio 7 Jun 2013Nauru heads into a pivotal election following a months only political standoff that saw parliament not about to function Audio
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68 candidates stand in Nauru election
68 candidates stand in Nauru election
68 candidates have been nominated to contest this Saturday's election to fill the 19 seats in the Nauru parliament. Nominations closed on Saturday, with nominees given until Wednesday to withdraw.
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19 Nauru MPs to be elected for the first time in June poll
19 Nauru MPs to be elected for the first time in June poll
When Nauru goes to the polls next month 19 parliamentary seats in the eight constituencies will be contested for the first time. This follows an amendment to the Electoral Act...
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Reports of second hanging attempt in two days at Nauru detention camp
Reports of second hanging attempt in two days at Nauru detention camp
An activist fighting for the rights of asylum seekers on Nauru says there have been two suicide attempts in the past two days. The Refugee Action Coalition's Ian Rintoul says...
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First group of asylum seekers sent to Manus Island
First group of asylum seekers sent to Manus Island
Australia has sent the first group of asylum seekers to Papua New Guinea from Christmas Island as part of its policy of processing them offshore.
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Australian opposition critical of asylum seeker transfer to PNG
Australian opposition critical of asylum seeker transfer to PNG
Australia's opposition leader Tony Abbott says the government's first transfer of asylum seekers to Papua New Guinea's Manus Island is not good enough. The government has transferred an initial 19...
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Australia expands asylum seeker processing to PNG
Australia expands asylum seeker processing to PNG
The Australian government has sent the first of a possible 400 asylum seekers to Manus Island in Papua New Guinea. And it has dismissed concerns raised by Amnesty International after...
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Australia sends four children to PNG asylum seeker camp
Australia sends four children to PNG asylum seeker camp
The Australian Government has confirmed that four children are among the first asylum seekers sent to Papua New Guinea's Manus Island. The Immigration Minister Chris Bowen says the first 19...
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Australia begins sending asylum seekers to PNG's Manus Island
Australia begins sending asylum seekers to PNG's Manus Island
The Australian government has begun transferring asylum seekers to Manus Island, with a first batch of 19 flown to the island off Papua New Guinea's north coast early today. A...