Nauru aid workers seek compensation
AAP
Aid workers booted off Nauru after the federal government wrongly claimed they were coaching asylum seekers to self harm will seek a million dollars in compensation.
Nine Save the Children staff who were cleared of misconduct by two independent investigations will lodge a compensation claim that the allegations caused loss of income, suffering and damage to reputation, ABC TV reports.
The workers were removed from the Nauru detention centre in October 2014.
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