Guam
Marianas residents to keep fighting US military plans
Northern Marianas residents have appealed a court ruling regarding the US Navy's relocation plans in the region.
Guam's US congresswoman asks Trump for help with typhoon fallout
Guam's delegate to the United States Congress has written to President Donald Trump, asking for assistance with the fallout of Typhoon Mangkhut.
Guam starts to recover from Typhoon
Guam government departments and the naval base are expected to open today as the island recovers from the impact of Typhoon Mangkhut which passed between its north and the southern CNMI island of Rota… Audio
US President approves emergency funds for Marianas
The US president has approved the Northern Marianas governor's request for an emergency declaration following the impact of Typhoon Mangkhut.
Residents wake to flooding as Typhoon Mangkhut passes Guam
Residents in Guam woke to flooding, strewn debris and downed power poles after Typhoon Mangkhut passed the island. Audio
Marianas islands fear a direct hit from Typhoon Mangkhut
The Northern Marianas is bracing for a direct hit from Typhoon Mangkhut, which continues to strengthen as it slowly approaches.
Dateline Pacific evening edition for 10 September 2018
Northern Marianas and Guam batten down for Typhoon Mangkhut; Scientist welcomes Forum move on climate as security issue; Academic analyses Pacific security issues from Forum, and; Growing numbers of… Audio
Sport: Guam footballers fall short as Fiji, Solomons draw
The Guam men's football team have missed out on promotion in the East Asian Cup after a 1-1 draw against Mongolia in their final group match.
Guam church prepares for mediation with abuse victims
Guam's archbishop has written a letter acknowledging a debt of justice has to be paid, as the church plans to enter mediation talks with lawyers representing children sexually abused by priests.
Sport: Mixed results for Guam footballers
The Guam men's football team have been beaten 2-0 in their latest East Asian Cup match against Macau.
Sport: Guam make winning start in East Asian Cup
The Guam men's football team has made an emphatic start to the East Asian Cup, crushing the Northern Mariana Islands 4-0 in their opening match in Mongolia.
Guam's Bordallo ends her time in politics
Guam delegate to the United States Congress, Madeleine Bordallo, is retiring from politics after losing a primary election at the weekend.
Guam teachers call for governor to veto Budget
The Guam Federation of Teachers is calling on the governor to veto the 2019 Budget, saying it will be detrimental for all public employees.
Wind lease sales could become legal for Pacific territories
Wind lease sales could become legal in US territories in the Pacific under legislation recently introduced by island delegates.
Taiwanese nationals charged with visa fraud in Guam
Four Taiwanese nationals have been charged with visa fraud in Guam, after they were found working on tourist visas.
Guam's fight for civil rights from US an 'uphill battle'
Guam's governor says his territory's battle with the United States for greater civic rights has been an uphill and extremely difficult battle.
Guam govt agencies face funding cuts
Most government agencies on Guam will have their funding cut under the territory's $US956 million budget approved for the year ahead.
Call to let Guam veterans vote in US elections
Guam's governor has asked the US president to consider giving the territory's veterans the right to vote in US elections.
Scientists scramble for solution to rhinoceros beetle
Scientists from around the world are meeting in Australia this week to try and find a solution to the invasive coconut rhinoceros beetle which is devastating trees across the Pacific. Audio
Guam drops school backpack rule
School students on Guam will be able to use any backpack they choose when school returns next week.