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The Guam women's football team are focused on getting the basics right in their opening match of the East Asian Cup second round.

As the US re-positions its military forces in the Asia-Pacific region, plans for live-fire testing on two North Marianas islands have met with local opposition.

The Guam women's football team got their moment in the spotlight as they finished top in the East Asian Cup first preliminary round.

A Macau-based company has held a groundbreaking ceremony for its US$1.2-billion Plumeria Resort development in the Northern Marianas.

One of the investors of a troubled casino on Tinian wants to take over the Northern Marianas resort and reopen it before the end of the year.

A Macau-based company that is developing a US$1.2-billion casino resort on Tinian in the Northern Marianas is changing its plans.

The Tinian Casino Gaming Control Commission has approved the casino license application of Macau-based investor Alter City Group.

The number of Chinese tourists in Palau doubled last year over 2014 and Chinese visitors now account for a majority.

A Macau-based investment group has come up with a proposal to build a monorail connecting the Northern Marianas islands of Tinian and Saipan.

Bail has been denied to a teenage tourist arrested after a haul of methamphetamine was found hidden in a courier parcel at Auckland Airport.

Health officials are meeting today to discuss their response to an outbreak in Asia of Middle MERS, which has killed ten people and infected hundreds in South Korea.

A new casino on the island of Tinian in the Northern Marianas has had a major boost to its plans as the Alter City Group has hiked the planned number of rooms from 2,500 to 6,000.

The construction of Saipan's casino in the Northern Marianas is a step closer with the signing up of the team that built Singapore's Marina Bay Sands.

Two Kenyan long-distance runners Viola Kimetto and Joyce Kiplimo have failed drugs tests and will be banned for two years, and tests from five other Kenyan athletes have aroused suspicion.

A Hong Kong-based company developing a US$7.1 billion resort and casino in the Northern Marianas is eyeing three public land sites in Saipan.

A Macau-based company is waiting on clearance from the Northern Marianas government to start building its resort and casino on Tinian next year.

Reports from Vanuatu say an entertainment company with interests in China is to offer a new style of gambling to Vanuatu.

The Department of Public Lands in the Northern Marianas has welcomed a $60million US dollar increase to a planned casino resort in Tinian.

Papua New Guinea's economy is forecast to see the fastest growth in the greater Asia area next year amid booming energy exports.