Nauru
Nauru MP says health minister must step down
A suspended Nauru opposition MP says the health minister must resign after being charged for manslaugher and dangerous driving.
Nauru govt accused of pre-election bribes
A Nauru opposition MP has accused the government of using public funds on "record levels" to buy popularity before the election.
"Abusive" searches at Nauru camp under fire
The Refugee Action Coalition says women asylum seekers are being subjected to abusive and intrusive searches as they return to the camp for families and single women on Nauru. Audio
Nauru health minister charged with manslaughter
Nauru's Supreme Court Registrar has confirmed the Health Minister, Valdon Dowiyogo, has been charged with dangerous driving and manslaughter.
Searches make a 'mockery' of Nauru open camps - Rintoul
The Refugee Action Coalition says new search rules at the asylum seeker camps on Nauru make a mockery of claims the camps are open.
Claims of intimidation in Nauru
An Australian refugee care group says female asylum seekers on Nauru are being intimidated by guards using a new body search policy.
Nauru minister risks manslaughter charge
A government minister in Nauru may be charged with manslaughter following a fatal road accident.
Nauru mum on fatal accident involving cabinet minister
There are reports from Nauru that a cabinet minister was involved in a fatal motor accident that claimed a man's life and left his wife in hospital.
Nauru government lawyers branded 'disgraceful'
A Nauru opposition MP says the government has a vendetta and has derailed legal attempts for an elected MP to get his passport back.
Another Nauru MP slams fact-finding mission
The Commonwealth Secretariat's fact-finding mission to Nauru has been slammed as offensive by another opposition MP.
Commonwealth visitors to Nauru upbeat on rule of law
A Commonwealth fact-finding mission to Nauru says it's happy it has a balanced view on the situation despite only talking to one opposition MP.
Observers upbeat on Nauru despite condemnation
A fact-finding mission to Nauru has concluded that the rule of law is intact in the island nation, despite international condemnation from rights groups and former judges.
Is the rule of law intact in Nauru?
A Commonwealth fact-finding mission to Nauru has concluded that the rule of law is intact, despite wide-ranging condemnation by former jurists. Audio
Nauru court throws out MP passport case
A Nauru opposition MP's fight to get his passport re-issued has suffered a major defeat with the court throwing out the application due to it being out of time.
Taiwan to take medical referrals from Nauru
Nauru is to have Taiwan take its medical referrals.
Atoll dwellers trapped on sinking islands
The manager of the Pacific Climate Change and Migration project says people living on atolls in the region could find themselves trapped on islands most vulnerable to the adverse effects of a changing… Audio
US fund manager again fails in legal suit of Nauru govt
A United States fund management company has again failed to overturn several Australian court rulings involving US$27 million owed by the Nauru government
Pacific leaders urge climate action
Pacific Island nations have told the United Nations climate change summit in Paris they are already bearing the brunt of the effects of climate change and urgent action is needed. Audio
Asylum seeker on Nauru jailed after attemping suicide
Refugee advocates are concerned for a Sri Lankan asylum seeker on Nauru who has been jailed after he attempted to commit suicide at the detention centre there. Audio
Asylum seeker on Nauru jailed after attemping suicide
Refugee advocates are concerned for a Sri Lankan asylum seeker on Nauru who has been jailed after he attempted to commit suicide at the detention centre there.
