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Invest 95W now a tropical depression

As of 7 a.m. today, Invest 95W continued its gradual development over eastern Micronesia, now with a broad cyclonic flow extending well north and south of the low-level circulation center, extending southward to the equator, NWS said.

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12 hours ago

Guam to bear 15% of SNAP costs due to high payment error rate

Guam had an 11.7 percent payment error rate in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, facing the risk shouldering 15 percent of the program's cost.

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21 hours ago

THE PACIFIC

Nauru to Naoero: Asserting sovereignty

In a move that blends identity, history and a quiet assertion of sovereignty, Nauru has announced plans to hold a referendum to formally adopt "Naoero," reviving the island’s indigenous name and reshaping how the Pacific nation presents itself to the world.

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17 hours ago

Pro-France coalition leads New Caledonia's vote but lacks majority

New Caledonia's anti-independence coalition led the polls—but fell short of securing a majority—in the first election since the riots set the French territory ablaze in 2024.

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24 hours ago

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LIFE & ARTS

Time to end the airline monopoly holding us hostage

During the hearing, Guam Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero put hard numbers to what island residents experience every day: a flight from Guam to California can cost as much as $4,000, while travel to Hawaii can run between $2,000 and $3,000. These are not luxury vacations. For many families, they are lifeline trips for medical care, emergencies, education, military service, government work, and access to the mainland.

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Jun 20

Explore business opportunities at Guam Industry Forum

Guam is not waiting for the future; it is being built right now. And the organizations, companies and professionals who show up to do the work will be the ones who shape it.

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Jun 19

Bookshelf: Son of foreign worker tells the story the CNMI tried to forget

Kelvin Rodeo grew up in the aisles of a small neighborhood store in Dan Dan, Saipan, surrounded by the hum of different languages, the rhythm of island life and the quiet contradictions of being an American citizen born to Filipino parents on Saipan.

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Jun 13

Advertisement: FFA Director: Fisheries Development Division

Employer: World renowned Pacific Islands Forum Fisheries Agency (FFA) Position location: Honiara, Solomon Islands · Retirement of long-term incumbent has led to a director-level leadership opportunity · Competitive salary range from SDR1 72,523 to SDR 102,385 negotiable based on experience (note: currently equivalent to US$99,066 to US$139,858) (Plus Allowances). · Salary is not taxed in the Solomon Islands for international staff · 3-year, full-time contract position bas

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Jun 10

The evolving landscape of Guam business sector activism

The Guam Chamber of Commerce has adopted a more activist stance amid growing dissatisfaction with government missteps, misspending, and policies it believes stunt economic development.

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9 hours ago3 min read

Invest 95W now a tropical depression

As of 7 a.m. today, Invest 95W continued its gradual development over eastern Micronesia, now with a broad cyclonic flow extending well north and south of the low-level circulation center, extending southward to the equator, NWS said.

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12 hours ago2 min read

Nauru to Naoero: Asserting sovereignty

In a move that blends identity, history and a quiet assertion of sovereignty, Nauru has announced plans to hold a referendum to formally adopt "Naoero," reviving the island’s indigenous name and reshaping how the Pacific nation presents itself to the world.

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17 hours ago3 min read

Guam to bear 15% of SNAP costs due to high payment error rate

Guam had an 11.7 percent payment error rate in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, facing the risk shouldering 15 percent of the program's cost.

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21 hours ago2 min read