Australia rules the waves

06/10/11 International cruise lines have set their sights on Australian waters as the nation's passion for cruise holidays soars. Already there are plans to reposition a number of superliners Down Under in a ploy to entice even more of us to run off to sea.

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Rachel Rohanna earns berth into U.S. Women's Open

06/09/11 Rachel Rohanna was ready to change into her tennis shoes and pack up her gear Sunday after completing her second round of the U.S. Women's Open sectional qualifier at The Broadmoor, East Course, in Co

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U.S. Women's Open will have Hawaii flair

06/07/11 Pearl City's Mariel Galdiano will be the youngest player at next month's U.S. Women's Open. LPGA Hall of Famer Betsy King, whose first win came on Maui, will be the oldest.

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Surviving cancer

06/07/11 On the inside, Richard Matsubara resembles something of a jigsaw puzzle with a couple of missing pieces. He's lacking a kidney and part of his lung, since both were removed due to cancer.

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The state at 4 p.m.

06/07/11 Good afternoon. Here are the top Hawaii stories at this hour for AMs of Wednesday, June 8. If you have questions about stories, please call Jennifer Sinco Kelleher at (808) 536-5510. Our e-mail is aphonolulu(at)ap.org. AP stories, along with the photos that accompany them, can be obtained from http://www.apexchange.com. Reruns also are available from the Service Desk ...

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U.S. Women's Open golf field includes 12-year-old

06/07/11 The field for the U.S. Women's Open in July at the Broadmoor will include golfers as young as 12 years old and as old as 55, it was announced Monday. Two-time U.S. Women's Open champion Betsy King leads the list of sectional qualifiers for the 2011 U.S. Women's Open,...

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CU Buffs planning Pac-12 parties

06/07/11 University of Colorado football players Paul Richardson, left, Jered Bell and Will Jefferson, right, pass out mini Buff footballs to the crowd during the Buff Stampede on Friday, Sept. 3, on the Pearl Street Mall.

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Former Elwood resident was witness to Pearl Harbor

06/03/11 KEARNEY - Sunday was normally a day of rest for 19-year-old Willard Phillips and the other seamen aboard the USS Litchfield.

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THIS WEEK: June 3 to 12

05/28/11 A day-by-day summary of entertainment events in and around Kitsap County for the week of June 3 to 11

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Melrose.com Is Now the Leading Online Rolex Watch Retailer in Honolulu, Hawaii

05/25/11 Melrose.com, USA's #1 Online Luxury Watch Retailer, Today Announced That It Has Become the # 1 Online Rolex Retailer in Hawaii Including Honolulu, Hilo, Kailua, Kaneohe, Waipahu, and Pearl City

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Gun fired at Hawaii school, 1 student injured

05/23/11 Complex Area Superintendent Sheldon Oshio answers media questions at Highlands Intermediate School May 23, 2011 in Pearl City, HI. Honolulu police say a handgun brought to school by a Hawaii middle school student was fired on campus, leaving one student with minor injuries. (AP Photo/Marco Garcia)

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Sticky Carpet: Bands of Oz invade the Brit scene

05/19/11 It's music conference season in Britain. Last weekend the coastal town of Brighton hosted the Great Escape, one of Europe's leading music conferences for new music, showcasing more than 300 acts in 30 venues in three days.

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May 8: Donilon, Chertoff, Hayden, Giuliani, roundtable

05/19/11 Transcript of the May8 broadcast featuring Tom Donilon, Michael Chertoff, Michael Hayden, Rudy Giuliani, and a roundtable with Bob Woodward, Katty Kay, Doris Kearns Goodwin, and Mike Murphy.

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This week -- Published May 19, 2011

05/19/11 An 1853 Mark Twain short story about leaping amphibians gives this annual four-day event a unique position among county fairs.

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Gannett woman: 'Dad delivered Obama'

05/18/11 A Blaine County woman provided information to the Idaho Mountain Express last week that could finally put to rest lingering doubts over whether President Barack Obama was born in the United States.

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30th annual Re-enactment of the Battle of Stoney Ceek, June 4-5

05/18/11 Battlefield House Museum and Park National Historic Site will hold the Reenactment of the Battle of Stoney Creek on Saturday, June 4, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. and Sunday, June 5, 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

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Flawless final downs dynasty

05/15/11 KEAAU -- Micah Christenson had an outstanding performance, knocking down 22 kills, and Kamehameha-Kapalama's serve- receive passing -- the first line of defense -- was perfect, a one-two punch traditional power Punahou simply couldn't overcome on Saturday.

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Donations for Project Grad falling short

05/11/11 Several high schools are scrambling to collect last-minute donations to cover the costs of Project Grad celebrations, aimed at keeping kids off the roads and away from alcohol on graduation night.

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Young Warriors seek upset

05/11/11 Kamehameha's youth enters the lion's den that is the Hawaii High School Athletic Association Division I boys volleyball state tournament, looking to gain experience, momentum and maybe a huge upset or two.

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Hhsaa Track And Field Results

05/09/11 At War Memorial Stadium, Maui Team results GIRLS 1. Punahou, 66; 2. Seabury Hall, 64; 3. Kahuku, 51; 4. Iolani, 34; 5. Konawaena, 30; 6. Hawaii Preparatory Academy, 29; 7. Radford, 25; 8. Mililani, 22; 9. Baldwin,18; 10. Christian Academy, 16

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