We have started to collect the most important news related to Nauru in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
A pregnant woman who was brought to Australia for an abortion after an alleged rape at the Nauru detention centre is flown back to the island, local media report.
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Immigration Minister Peter Dutton says pregnant asylum seekers on Nauru will not be allowed in to Australia, saying the government will not be blackmailed.
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Nauru police take computers and mobile phones in a raid on the offices of Save the Children at Australia's migrant detention camp.
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A woman who said she was pregnant after being raped at the Nauru detention centre arrives in Australia, amid public pressure for her to be allowed an abortion.
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Nauru has rowed back on a pledge to process within a week all 600 outstanding refugee claims from asylum seekers at an Australia-funded centre.
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Australia insists Nauru is "safe" for refugees, playing down fears that they could face attack once allowed to leave an Australian-owned detention centre on the island.
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Nauru's government promises to process 600 outstanding asylum seekers within a week and open up the centre, effectively ending detention.
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A senate committee report urges Australia's government to remove children from its migrant detention centre on Nauru island in the Pacific.
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A young asylum seeker who was allegedly raped on Nauru has been sent to Australia for treatment three months after the alleged assault.
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Australia is to talk to Nauru amid concerns in the region that the Pacific island nation is clamping down on political freedoms.
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