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Pregnant asylum seekers on Nauru live in appalling conditions without access to obstetric care. Professor of obstetrics and gynaecology at James Cook University <b>Caroline de Costa</b> says we're not fulfilling our duty of care.

The grim prospects for pregnant asylum seekers on Nauru

Pregnant asylum seekers on Nauru live in appalling conditions without access to obstetric care. Professor of obstetrics and gynaecology at James Cook University Caroline de Costa says we're not fulfilling our duty of care.

Want to run Australia's immigration detention centres? The job is out for tender and is likely to be worth hundreds of millions of dollars. Serco might not retain it.

A Serco bet? Australia's immigration centres are up for grabs

Want to run Australia's immigration detention centres? The job is out for tender and is likely to be worth hundreds of millions of dollars. Serco might not retain it.

Labor MP Andrew Leigh has some sensible things to say about the immigration debate. Plus why the Western diet is killing the world.

Saville's Shout: rational refugee policy ... food for thought ...

Labor MP Andrew Leigh has some sensible things to say about the immigration debate. Plus why the Western diet is killing the world.

The Manus Island detention centre might not be the most dangerous place to be in Papua New Guinea, writes an Australian expat in Port Moresby.

Life in PNG: violence and brutality inside -- and outside -- detention

The Manus Island detention centre might not be the most dangerous place to be in Papua New Guinea, writes an Australian expat in Port Moresby.

Australia now wants to send asylum seekers to Cambodia. <b>Kevin Ponniah</b>, a freelance journalist in Phnom Penh, reports while the government is conducive there are many questioning the fairness.

Our new refugee 'dumping ground': what Cambodia thinks of the request

Australia now wants to send asylum seekers to Cambodia. Kevin Ponniah, a freelance journalist in Phnom Penh, reports while the government is conducive there are many questioning the fairness.

Scott Morrison has compounded a serious data breach by the Department of Immigration by providing the location of documents that reveal personal information on asylum seekers.

Now Morrison puts his foot in it: comments compound asylum seeker threat

Scott Morrison has compounded a serious data breach by the Department of Immigration by providing the location of documents that reveal personal information on asylum seekers.

Australia's policy of brutality towards asylum seekers isn't foolproof, as the deadly Manus Island protest revealed. Pitched into the Pacific solution by Labor, the government now has to own it.

In the race to be brutal, you have to finish the job

Australia's policy of brutality towards asylum seekers isn't foolproof, as the deadly Manus Island protest revealed. Pitched into the Pacific solution by Labor, the government now has to own it.

David Kang saw it coming, when he accosted Prince Charles 20 years ago. So why didn't anyone else? Now we're in a cruel, awful mess dealing with boatloads of desperate asylum seekers.

Rundle: a maddening refugee problem we should have seen coming

David Kang saw it coming, when he accosted Prince Charles 20 years ago. So why didn't anyone else? Now we're in a cruel, awful mess dealing with boatloads of desperate asylum seekers.

The Greens have joined in a last-ditch bid to stop a gay man being deported to Pakistan. Ali Choudhry could be forced to leave his Brisbane-based partner as early as tomorrow.

Memo to Scott Morrison: don't deport gay man to Pakistan

The Greens have joined in a last-ditch bid to stop a gay man being deported to Pakistan. Ali Choudhry could be forced to leave his Brisbane-based partner as early as tomorrow.

Optimism is growing that immigration reform is a real possibility in 2014, reports <a href="http://inside.org.au/" target="_blank"><em>Inside Story</em></a>'s <b>Peter Mares</b> from New York. But getting laws through Congress will only be the first challenge.

Will the DREAM of US immigration reform become reality in 2014?

Optimism is growing that immigration reform is a real possibility in 2014, reports Inside Story's Peter Mares from New York. But getting laws through Congress will only be the first challenge.