Detained reporter: 'As far as I'm concerned I'm doing my job'
Barbara Dreaver has been released by Nauru authorities after being detained earlier today.
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Peters, Ardern disagree on refugees again
We can fix laws to allay Australian fears over refugees, Peters says.
PM 'damned either way' on VIP Nauru flight, says deputy
Grant Robertson says Kiwis should be proud that Ardern can attend Nauru forum.
Soper: PM's $80,000 plane bill for unnecessary Nauru trip
COMMENT: It's like the old public service mentality: if you've got a budget spend it.
Pacific Islands Forum: Nauru's refugee stance the elephant in the room
Ahead of forum, Nauru has hit back at what it calls 'fake news' about refugee treatment.
Farewell, mate: Winston Peters' call to vanquished Aussie politican
New Zealand must now get used to new faces in foreign affairs, trade and defence.
'You're at the wrong press conference:' Winston Peters snaps at reporter
Winston Peters snapped at reporter who asked about the leadership crisis in Canberra.
Ardern applies heat as Peters heads to Oz
New Zealand would never treat Australians the way they have treated us, says Peters.
Plea for PM's bid to take on Nauru refugees
"They lack adequate healthcare, education, and protection from sexual and physical abuse."
Turnbull defends Australia's deportation policy
Malcolm Turnbull has put up a spirited defence of his country's deportation policy.
Bishop has message on people-smuggling
Julie Bishop says it is important not to "undo" efforts to stop people-smuggling.
Ardern offers $3m for Manus Is, Nauru refugees
Prime Minister revealed the spend after conversation with Aussie PM Malcolm Turnbull.
New life for Manus Is refugees?
After years of limbo on Manus Island and Nauru, refugees will soon know their fate.
Kiwis and Aussies, best friends forever?
Forget the old rivalries - Australians love us underneath it all.
NZ needs to help Nauru's refugee children
COMMENT: NZ should press Nauru and Australia to fulfill their international obligations to refugee and asylum-seeking children.
Trump gets tough on Aussie refugee deal
Joe Hockey, Australia's ambassador to the United States, has reportedly met with two of the most powerful members of Donald Trump's administration.
US could take Australian refugees: Kerry
The United States has agreed to consider taking refugees from Australian detention centres, Secretary of State John Kerry said at a press conference in New Zealand.
Brian Rudman: Revive the Tampa spirit
COMMENT: It's time to revive the Tampa spirit and rescue refugees our Australian neighbours have sent off to rot in hellish prison camps on remote islands.
'The cruelty is dizzying in its scale'
Documents were leaked detailing examples of harrowing abuse, sexual assault, child abuse and self-harm attempts in a Nauru's detention centre.
No word from Nauru on escape
Foreign affairs officials say they have not heard from Nauru about the help Wellington gave Roland Kun which allowed him to flee the troubled state.
Key: We'll take detention centre refugees
New Zealand would take 150 refugees each year from Australian detention centres if asked to, Prime Minister says.
Toby Manhire: Nauru refugees anguished plea for help
I like to think generosity of spirit in the face of xenophobia and intolerance holds stronger in NZ than it does over the Tasman, writes Toby Manhire.
McCully hoping to talk suspended aid with Nauru Minister
Foreign Minister had hoped to meet with Nauru's justice minister to discuss suspended aid, but with only hours left David Adeang was playing hard to get.
Nauru responds after NZ aid money put on hold
Government has put aid money for Nauru's justice sector on hold for what Foreign Minister Murray McCully said was Nauru's failure to address concerns.
McCully to address civil rights concerns with Nauru's President
Foreign Minister Murray McCully says removing aid funding for Nauru's justice system is a decision that will not be lightly taken.
NZ concerned over Nauru civil rights abuses
Foreign Minister Murray McCully has sought a meeting with the Nauru Government and indicated New Zealand's $2.3 million annual aid funding is under review.
Extra cops called in to protect Govt
The Nauru Government says it has activated off-duty police to secure the tiny Pacific island against the threat of further protests.
Living hell of Nauru in inquiry spotlight
Yesterday, as the Senate began public hearings into conditions in the Australian-funded detention centre, those words seemed not too far from the truth.
Nauru block on Facebook stirs protest
The tiny Pacific country of Nauru has blocked access to Facebook in a move criticised as a "dictatorial" attempt to stifle dissent.
Nauru refugees offered 'safe' land
It's a safe, diverse and democratic country with a high standard of health care, a low cost of living, and virtually no violent crime or stray dogs.
Australian cash props up Nauru
Australian taxpayers will prop up Nauru's ailing finances more than residents of the tiny Pacific Island nation.