Nauru leader in secretive Australia trip after resettlement deal


FILE PHOTO: A file aerial photo taken September 11, 2001, shows the island state of the Republic of Nauru. - AFP

SYDNEY: Nauru's president quietly met with several Australian ministers this week, with both governments tight-lipped about a visit that comes after Canberra began ferrying immigrants to the Pacific island nation last month.

Neither government has disclosed an itinerary for Nauru's President David Adeang, who Australian national broadcaster ABC spotted at Parliament on Tuesday afternoon (Nov 11).

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