The Fly Over Bridge

Right hand side towards the Kookaburra Street Erima.

The Fly Over Bridge at the Kookaburra Street from Erima to the National Parliament house in Port Moresby is on the going process to complete after several months. It has been done too fast to build the long bridge within eleven months and we believe that, there is less period of months to complete the job.

Hawkins Fly-over Bridge is Improving.

THE FLY-OVER BRIDGE between Jackson's Airport to the Kookaburra street is improving very fast.
We expect the unexpected Fly-over bridge in our city.
We have read one morning in The National news paper that; the completion of the Fly-over bridge will be by March or April 2015.

The New Zealand Hawkins Contractor going ahead to complete the Kookaburra Flyover within this year.

The New Zealand Hawkins Contractor has been awarded the design and contract for the Kookaburra Street Flyover and Roading project in Port Moresby.
The project comprises a 600m long four lane concrete flyover, just under 2.5km four lane road, side road tie-ins, roundabouts, drainage, footpaths, service relocation, lighting, bus bays and furniture.

Port Moresby/Papua New Guinea's Fly Over Bridge Development

From Jackson's Airport, Erima and Kookaburra Street then to
 National Parliament. 

The FLY OVER BRIDGE in Port Moresby will be one of the greatest highlighted developments in Papua New Guinea.
Today's Government, led by the Prime Minister Peter O'Neill have great visions to help the country to be well developed.
The great developments are not only in Port Moresby but including the other four regions in Papua New Guinea. They're; Highlands Region, Islands Region,

New City Hall, Port Moresby.

The new CITY HALL is a new office for the National Capital District Commission in Port Moresby.
The office was skated by one of the local artists in Port Moresby in own talented vision and dreams.
Previously, the office was located in the Lagatoi Building but in 2013, they have started to build their own office on the other side of the Lagatoi House.

Powes Parkop Wants Port Moresby a Beautiful City.

Mr. Powes Parkop is Fighting Very Hard Today to Build the City of Port Moresby.
Mr. Parkop is not like the other members of the National Parliament in Port Moresby.
He is a brilliant and creative man to organize his team in enhancement the limited shape of Port Moresby, National Capital District.
He talks alot to change the city in both National Parliament House and outside the open public speeches during as an invited guest speaker.
Within the past seven years from he became a member of the Parliament, the city looks very nice and beautiful but some parts of the city looks so- filthy because of illegal and doing unauthorized markets in the city.

The Marea Haus Development, Waigani.

Before...

The Papua New Guineans Normally Called, "Skeleton to the Pineapple Building or Marea Haus in Port Moresby."
The Marea's Pineapple Building was built some around 1980s and operated not more than 10 years because, the house was found in shakeable condition.
Some of The National Departmental Head Offices were installed in this building but once they have

Powes Parkop, NCD Governor Wants to Build 3 Story Building for Vegetable and other Food Market at Larepa-Hohola in Port Moresby.

Mr. Parkop, a Honest and Right Leading Governor of the National Capital District Spoke to the Public of Sabama New Market Openning Seremony.
"My very brand new plan today is to build a three story building at the Larepa-Hohola market for the

Special Donation to the People of National Capital District

The People of National Capital District Thankfully Received the ASHOK LEYLAND TRUCK from the Hon. Governor, Mr. Powes Parkop in 2011 in Port Moresby.
This ASHOK LEYLAND Truck was presented to the people of National Capital District.
The population in National Capital District is made by the people of Papua New Guinea itself and other out casts aswel who live around the city.

Roads Built Wider

The three lane roads Port Moresby City to 9 Mile are widen up today.
The Government of Papua New Guinea today is working very hard to develop Port Moresby and the country.
This is an example of what is going on today in Port Moresby and Papua New Guinea.
These things should be done during the previous Government's time but they had no creative ideas and also employed wrong advisers to bring new things like this.

Visions of Port Moresby

Looking for new areas to locate new buildings and business centres at 8 mile Port Moresby. The visions and dreams come true today in our time. All the vacant areas of Port Moresby were paid off by companies. Some of them are related to the LNC Projects and some of them are privates.
This picture shows new developments at 8 mile in Port Moresby, National Capital District.

8 mile is 35 mins drive from Port Moresby Down Town. It locates east of POM and next to Jackson's International Airport.

Port Moresby Experiences More Developments

Along Waigani Drive, at the back of Lakatoi Building is showing foundation of the new building of city's great developments.
 The city continues to see new developments such as buildings and road infrastructures. 
The Government allocates of more funds to National Capital District to increase more developments for the future.

New Roads Built

The new freeway, Erima to 5 mile road were built recently. 
 The Governor of National Capital District, Powes Pakop is praised and boasted by the people of Port Moresby because of such developments like this.


Today, Mr. Pakop is fulfilling his promises and Port Moresby becomes beautiful and great changed.


  

Boom in Development Waigani NCD..

Port Moresby is currently experiencing a boom in developments because of the LNG projects in Hela Province (Southern Highlands.)
An example of that is the building boom in Garden Hill. Lots of building and sky scrapers are built in Garden Hill. 
Garden Hill is located in between Boroko and Waigani or just beside Waigani Drive.
Port Moresby.

Traffics in Port Moresby

One of the busiest traffics in Port Moresby city is Waigani (WAA-EE-GAA-NEE) Drive. This road starts all the way from Gerehu (GE-RE-HOO) and to Boroko (BORO-CO.)

Road Maintenance in Port Moresby

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 In the other parts of Port Moresby City, the roads were not in good conditions. Like this one on the picture is one of the roads leading towards north-east of Port Moresby. It has been too rough and narrow but now, The Dekenai Constructions rebuilt and opened wide in good condition. Many times, this problem caused traffic jams but now on wards  no more traffic jams. The roads of Port Moresby City today are well conditioned because of our newly elected members. Today people of Port Moresby, praising their new leaders because of great changes and fast developments.  

Hotel Developments

The Holiday Inn developments are ahead in the eyes of thousands in Port Moresby.
The have introduced two buildings at the same time in 2012 and yet to completed in 2013.
The two buildings are located next to the traffic lights along the Waigani Drive.
This great changes can be known as great business developments in the city of Port Moresby.
More than 40 buildings like this were introduced at this year 2013 all around Port Moresby City.