Guam
Forum expansion unlocks new questions
A political scientist who covers Pacific issues says he wonders if the Pacific Islands Forum realises the implications of including territories as members.
Concerns Vatican yet to start investigating Guam's Archbishop
A deacon on Guam says it is concerning the Vatican does not appear to have begun investigating abuse allegations against the island's Archbishop.
Lawsuits will uncover truth about abuse on Guam
Civil lawsuits will be more effective in uncovering abuse on Guam than the Catholic Church's own investigations says a campaigner for victims.
Guam to lift statute of limitation for sex crimes
The Guam legislature has unanimously approved the permanent removal of the statute of limitations for all sexual abuse crimes.
Visa change needed for Guam
Guam could end up with a skeleton pool of skilled foreign construction workers by the end of the year unless the U.S. changes its approach to temporary visas.
Guam and Federated States of Micronesia in migrant spat
Guam's governor has threatened to declare the Federated States of Micronesia's top representative persona non grata amid a growing diplomatic spat.
Deadline looms for Guam funding
Guam's education department could lose access to some US$50 million in federal funding if no company is hired to manage the US grants within two months.
Sport: Mountain bike fall ends Pacific campaign in Rio
Guam's Peter Lombard was the final Pacific athlete to compete at the Rio Olympics but failed to finish the men's cross country mountain bike race after taking a fall.
Former Guam priest says it's 'possible' he abused boys
Guam's Catholic Church has apologised to victims of a former island priest who told Pacific Daily News on Thursday "it's possible" he abused altar boys in Guam in the 1950s.
Guam abuse campaigner says church scandal strengthens case for change
An anti-abuse campaigner on Guam says allegations against the Catholic Church have strengthened the case for a law change.
Hearing told of abuse by Catholic Church members on Guam in 1950s
A 73 year old man has told a public hearing on Guam he was sexually abused by a priest and two other church members in the 1950s.
Sport: Guam has no issues with Olympic village
The Guam team is settling into life in the Olympic village despite earlier international concerns and complaints about the readiness of the facilities there.
Lawsuit filed against US military plans in the CNMI
Environmental and cultural preservation groups have filed a lawsuit opposing the US military's decision to conduct live-fire training on islands in the Northern Marianas.
Guam calls on China to respect South China Sea ruling
Guam's Delegate to the US Congress has called on China to respect a ruling in favour of the Philippines over the disputed waters of the South China Sea.
Sport: Guam looking long-term in Rio
Guam is keeping its expectations in check ahead of next month's Olympic Games, viewing the Rio event as a chance to build for the future.
A colony for centuries, Guam pushes for change
The US Pacific island of Guam is soon expected to decide whether to embark on a quest to determine its own political future. Audio
Sport: Guam women's football gets chance to shine
The Guam women's football team got their moment in the spotlight as they finished top in the East Asian Cup first preliminary round.
More lawsuits filed against beleagured Archbishop of Guam
Four people have filed child sex abuse lawsuits against the Archbishop of Guam, Anthony Apuron.
Chamorro voice key to Guam decolonisation process
A former United States congressman says it's imperative that the Chamorro people are at the centre of Guam's decolonisation process.
US Pacific Command concerned with N.Korea missiles
The US Pacific Command says it's concerned that North Korea's latest missile tests could threaten military bases in Guam and potentially reach the Northern Marianas.