Nauru
Sport: Nauru to make international debut at Oceania Rugby Cup
The Nauru rugby team will make its international debut at the Oceania Rugby Cup, which kicks off in Papua New Guinea on Friday. Audio
Nauru counting down to weekend election
Sixty candidates are set to contest this Saturday's general election in Nauru.
Tuvalu, Nauru firm on support for Taiwan
The leaders of Nauru and Tuvalu have reaffirmed their support for Taiwan, as Solomon Islands weighs switching allegiance to China.
Nauru signs agreement with Taiwan to fight cross-border crime
Nauru has signed an agreement with Taiwan which will allow both countries to offer assistance to each other in criminal investigations, court proceedings and international crime-fighting.
MP calls for improved health services on Nauru
A Nauru MP, aiming for re-election in next month's poll, says he wants to focus on fixing up what he says is a collapsing health system.
Hundreds of Manus, Nauru refugees seeking mental help
Hundreds of refugees are seeking help for mental health problems each month at medical centres on Nauru and Papua New Guinea's Manus Island.
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
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.
Former minister aiming for Nauru parliament return
A former Nauru cabinet minister, who hopes to be re-elected in the national election next month, wants to see the parliamentary system strengthened.
Offshore detention anniversary ‘life destroying’
First person - On the sixth anniversary of Australia's declaration that all asylum seekers who arrive by boat will never settle there, refugee Shaminda Kanapathi writes from detention on Manus Island.
Fiji legal veteran off to the International Seabed Authority
The outgoing Nauru justice secretary, who is also the former president of the Fiji Law Society, Graham Leung has joined the International Seabed Authority.
Legal action initiated in Nauru over Sprent Dabwido's death
Two former Nauru MPs claim deliberate delays by government officials led to the death of the former president Sprent Dabwido.
7 Nauru refugees leave for US resettlement
Seven refugees were due to leave Nauru on Wednesday for resettlement in the United States.
Judge lambasts Australia over Nauru refugee's treatment
An Australian federal court judge has ruled that a refugee on Nauru must be transferred to Australa for urgent medical treatment by next Friday.
Sport: Nauruan powerlifter crowned World's Strongest Man
The Government of Nauru has celebrated the crowning of Nauruan powerlifter Jezza Uepa as the World's Strongest Man following an incredible effort at the World Powerlifting Championship in Sweden. Video
Pacific wants dedicated UN climate change rep - Baron Waqa
Nauru's President, Baron Waqa, says the Pacific wants a dedicated UN special representative for climate change to be appointed.
Compulsory super scheme implemented in Nauru
The Nauru government has hailed 1 July as a landmark day, when the nation's first compulsory superannuation scheme came into full effect.
Nauru govt's version of justice like that of 'a failed state'
The Nauru government's determination to convict the Nauru 19 is a shameful episode in the country's short history, an Australian law professor says. Audio
Manus Island reaching breaking point - refugee advocate
The situation on Papua New Guinea's Manus Island is reaching breaking point under the strain of refugee suicide attempts and self harm, an advocate says.