Nauru doctor:Where did all the millions go?

Nauru doctor:Where did all the millions go?

Chris Jones was kicked off Nauru for treating his patients with too much care. He believes he was interrupting Nauru politicians’ business model.

  • byMichael Bachelard,Nick McKenzie andAmelia Ballinger

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Dutton told of contractor’s corruption cloud weeks before $9m deal awarded
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Dutton told of contractor’s corruption cloud weeks before $9m deal awarded

Just one month after the Home Affairs Department signed the contract,police arrested Mozammil Bhojani and charged him with paying more than $100,000 in bribes.

  • byMichael Bachelard andNick McKenzie
Offshore detention scandal to send aftershocks across the Pacific

Offshore detention scandal to send aftershocks across the Pacific

The exposure of suspect payments and allegations of bribery and money laundering in the offshore detention program imperils Australia’s position as a trusted influence among Pacific nations.

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Wasteful offshore detention policy taints ‘Lucky Country’

Wasteful offshore detention policy taints ‘Lucky Country’

Why are we not surprised? Every aspect of the offshore detention plan seems to involve eye-watering sums of money.

Millions of dollars in detention money went to Pacific politicians
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Millions of dollars in detention money went to Pacific politicians

Australia’s Department of Home Affairs oversaw the payment of millions of taxpayer dollars to powerful Pacific Island politicians through a chain of suspect contracts.

  • byNick McKenzie,Michael Bachelard andAmelia Ballinger
Going broke and sinking,Nauru wants to mine the ocean floor
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Going broke and sinking,Nauru wants to mine the ocean floor

Nauru’s economic lifeline is running out and it wants a shot at collecting the rare minerals the world needs to transition to net zero emissions. But critics say deep sea mining will also harm the environment.

  • byLatika Bourke
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Australia urged to redeem itself after ‘leading race to the bottom’ on border laws
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Australia urged to redeem itself after ‘leading race to the bottom’ on border laws

Veteran human rights lawyer Tirana Hassan says she was inspired to action by Australia’s “crueller and crueller” policies during the Howard years.

  • byLatika Bourke
These offshore detention photos are harrowing. But they’re not real

These offshore detention photos are harrowing. But they’re not real

Social justice legal firm Maurice Blackburn has used artificial intelligence to illustrate the alleged experiences of detainees on Nauru and Manus islands.

  • byAmber Schultz
Labor used ‘egregious’ tactics to gag debate on offshore detention:Crossbench MPs

Labor used ‘egregious’ tactics to gag debate on offshore detention:Crossbench MPs

While the opposition claimed the government dropped the ball on security,the crossbench questioned why they weren’t given more time to debate the renewal of Nauru as an offshore detention location.

  • byAngus Thompson
Charismatic win as adopted Aussie claims historic weightlifting medal

Charismatic win as adopted Aussie claims historic weightlifting medal

There were cheers in Nauru and Australia as Charisma Amoe-Tarrant celebrated a podium finish.

  • byRob Harris
‘We drink from the sink’:Refugees struggle to access fresh water as COVID cripples Nauru

‘We drink from the sink’:Refugees struggle to access fresh water as COVID cripples Nauru

Almost 40 per cent of Nauru’s population has tested positive for COVID-19,while refugees report struggling to access fresh food and water.

  • byBianca Hall