Australia and its neighbours – Nauru’s future without offshore processing could be one of isolation
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Northeast of Australia lies the tiny island Micronesian country of Nauru. Most Australians consider Nauru to be a key tool in border protection and offshore processing.
But with discussions opening about the resettlement of the remaining refugees on Nauru, what will happen to the pacific island if the processing centre closes?
Can the island nation redefine itself in a post-phospate and post-refugee era?
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