Two Tough Boxers in Action.

Woman with white trousers & white Bra is the Maroon supporter... 

The two Women Fought Seriously for Money at Erima Market in Port Moresby.
It is not an easy thing to bet money in the State of Origin game seasons.
The two sales women of Erima market in Port Moresby have bet the sum of PGK150.00 each in the second game of the State of Origin in 2013.
The expectation was the New South Wales (Blues) so the Blues supporter kept all the bet money and went to her own house to

One Newest in Papua New Guinea

The Newest One in Papua New Guinea.
I am so proud that I was born to be an originate of my beautiful country; Papua New Guinea.
I really don't know how I have been surprising my mum and dad one Sunday morning in Port Moresby General Hospital on the 23th June, 2013. 
I was well prepared to come out and see the beautiful lights of that day and forever.

Struggle to Survive.

This old man was interviewed by the person who got the shots on him.
He was introduced himself to be a man from Simbu Province who lived in one of the Port Moresby City's settlements.
He said, "I left my home in 2007 and lived in Port Moresby for six years with my relatives.
I shouldn't be here at Port Moresby for all these periods of time but I am patiently wait for my family members to release me home.
I really don't know, shortly I might live this place or not.
I find so difficult to defend on my family members alone to live in the difficult situation in the city.
It is so guiltiness to me to wait for their plate of food in the evenings and cup of coffee and a bung in the mornings.
I am a shy old man to ask anything to any body or even my sons and daughters too.

Pipeline to Kumuls

Pipeline to Kumuls ... Ess Highlands Limited Managing Director Peter Graham (centre) is flanked by Minister of Sports Justin Tkatchencko (left) and PNG Kumul coaching director Mal Meninga (right) with Kumul coach Adrian Lam (from left), PNGRFL deputy chairman Sandis Tsaka, Kumuls Enoch Maki, Richard Kambo, Sebastian Pandia and Team Kumul general manager Matthew Natusch at announcement of Esso Highlands as major sponsor of the Kumuls to the World Cup.