Refugees on COVID-hit Nauru say they will run out of food within days

Refugees on COVID-hit Nauru say they will run out of food within days

“It will be two or three days before we run out of everything,” one refugee said. “We don’t have transport to get medications and food. We don’t have money.”

  • byBianca Hall

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Lambie says she felt intimidated negotiating NZ refugee deal with PM

Lambie says she felt intimidated negotiating NZ refugee deal with PM

Independent senator Jacqui Lambie says she felt intimidated by Scott Morrison when they were negotiating a secret deal in 2019 to send asylum seekers to New Zealand.

  • byAngus Livingston
Jacqui Lambie says she made secret deal with PM to get refugees to NZ

Jacqui Lambie says she made secret deal with PM to get refugees to NZ

New Zealand will accept 450 refugees from Australia under a three-year deal,which independent senator Jacqui Lambie says was part of a promise Scott Morrison made her.

  • byKatina Curtis andAngus Livingston
He’s worked with Greta and Malala,and now Ed Coper has some bad news to share

He’s worked with Greta and Malala,and now Ed Coper has some bad news to share

The digital communications expert believes social media,right-wing populism and the innate emotionality of human beings have combined to destroy consensus and de-legitimise truth.

  • byJacqueline Maley
Refugee deal between Australia and New Zealand could be weeks away

Refugee deal between Australia and New Zealand could be weeks away

Australia and NZ are close to reaching a deal to resettle up to 150 refugees who have been rejected by the Australian government because they attempted to arrive by boat.

  • byAnthony Galloway
2001:The year Howard drew a line in the sand and transformed Australia
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2001:The year Howard drew a line in the sand and transformed Australia

John Howard and his government looked doomed. But then came events that changed everything,including hardening the way Australia saw its place in the world.

  • byTony Wright
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Island nations rise up as their homelands start to sink

Island nations rise up as their homelands start to sink

What happens to a nation if its territories disappear under the sea? Pacific Island nations are exploring legal and diplomatic paths to retaining statehood.

  • byMiki Perkins
Nauru hospital care worse than rural Australia:Inquest into refugee’s death

Nauru hospital care worse than rural Australia:Inquest into refugee’s death

Iranian asylum seeker Omid Masoumali,24,doused himself in petrol and set himself on fire on Nauru in April 2016.

  • byToby Crockford
Life in limbo:This family fled the Taliban but still aren’t free

Life in limbo:This family fled the Taliban but still aren’t free

The NSW lockdown has been lifted,but there are still restrictions in place for one family – restrictions enforced for years and with no apparent end in sight.

  • byMarisa Wikramanayake
PNG processing centre to close by end of year

PNG processing centre to close by end of year

Offshore processing in Nauru will continue under a new agreement signed with that country last month.

  • byAnthony Galloway
Afghans fleeing the Taliban deserve our protection

Afghans fleeing the Taliban deserve our protection

Australia’s unfair laws and processes are designed to make it as difficult as possible for asylum seekers to succeed in seeking our protection.

  • byGreg Barns SC