Asylum seekers on Nauru going hungry despite government spending $1.5m a year for each person

Despite the Australian government spending $1.5 million annually for each asylum seeker on Nauru, many are struggling to afford basic necessities like food and are often skipping meals. This situation raises serious concerns about the effectiveness of government spending and the well-being of vulnerable individuals seeking refuge. It highlights a disconnect between financial allocations and the actual living conditions faced by these asylum seekers, prompting questions about the adequacy of support systems in place.