Removal of remaining refugees from Nauru welcomed

Nibok refugee settlement Nauru

Nibok refugee settlement Nauru Source: AAP / Jason Oxenham/AP

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Refugee advocates say the federal government is expected to remove all remaining refugees and asylum seekers from Nauru to Australia by the end of June this year, but uncertainty regarding permanent visa pathways remain

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