American Samoa
Call for tax incentives for American Samoa
A United States Department of Interior economist Wali Osman says the economies of US territories would benefit from special tax incentives.
Landslide cuts off western end of American Samoa
In American Samoa, a massive landslide at Malota has cut off access to the western end of the island and downed power lines and telephone lines.
Major flooding in American Samoa due to heavy rain
Heavy rain in American Samoa has caused major flooding in the territory.
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American Samoa forced to hire nurses off island
American Samoa's LBJ Hospital does not have enough locals who want to become nurses and has been forced to hire off island.
Dengue suspected cause of American Samoa death
American Samoan medical staff are trying to ascertain whether dengue fever was the cause of death of a teenager over the weekend.
American Samoan acquitted after 17 months jail
An American Samoan man who spent 17 months in jail has now been acquitted of sex crimes.
Complaints after Pence's American Samoa visit disrupts flights
Samoa's Polynesian Airlines says it received a lot of complaints after a recent visit by US Vice President Mike Pence to American Samoa triggered sudden flight changes.
National Park of American Samoa proves popular
A new report shows that 29,000 people visited the National Park of American Samoa last year and spent $US1.68 million in communities near the park.
Pacific correspondent Mike Field
The Pacific nations are now the most Mormon nations in the world, strange events in American Samoa with Vice President Pence, why build Munda airport?- and an update on Cyclone Donna. Audio
American Samoa airline loses some federal authorisation
The US Department of Transportation has withdrawn authorisation for some services operated by American Samoa's Inter Island Airways.
American Samoa Fono replacement underway
American Samoa's Fono is being pulled down as a building project gets underway.
American Samoan leaders requests info from NOAA mission
Traditional leaders made specific requests for information from the deep sea exploration conducted off American Samoa by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
American Samoa hospital workers go without pay
There's disappointment, anger and frustration among employees of American Samoa's LBJ Hospital after they hadn't been paid.
American Samoa investigates mysterious boat sightings
The American Samoa government is planning to send a team to investigate strange boat sightings at Ta'u Island.
Trump sets up review of US's Pacific marine reserves
Relief could soon be on the way for American Samoa's tuna fleet from the restrictions imposed by the establishment of the Pacific Remote Islands Monument.
American Samoans told US is committed to regional peace
The US Vice President has told American Samoans that his country is committed to peace and stability in the Asia-Pacific region.
Pence to make stop-over in American Samoa
Security is expected to be tight at Pago Pago international Airport when Vice President Mike Pence arrives in American Samoa this afternoon.
Company hopes to start recycling plant in American Samoa
A Guam based company plans to set up a recycling plant in American Samoa.
American Samoa government jobs up in the air
Significant uncertainty remains about the job security for thousands of American Samoa government employees, following announcements about funding cuts by the new US administration of Donald Trump. Audio