Women Battle Show

The stories are written on the tittled ''Fighting for Money" below. Its seriouse but lets take as hilarious and enjoy the actions.
The other way, Papua New Guineans are like this.
This kind of habits are also taught to our children and children practises more than parents today.
How can we solve such problems like this to our children if they already have learnt?
The responsibilities are the parents if they concern to their children. 

How We Survive to Live.

People of Goilala and Koiari in the Central Province make their incomes in selling of fresh fish collected from the rivers and swamps of nearby villages in their remote areas.
Goilala and Koiari are the largest group of people living outside and inside Port Moresby City and they are under the Central Provincial Government.

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

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.

Culture & Tourism in Port Moresby today...

Our Cultural activities in Port Moresby interestingly still exists and promoted. More than 700 different style looking cultural decorations are made by using paints, leaves, kina shells, toea shells, beaches of sand and colourful designed feathers of Bird of Paradise and other birds of Papua New Guinea. People from elsewhere try to display their own cultural decorations and style dances like competitions. These must be organized and proceed when any special events are carried out. Sometimes, people like these well organizing

 

 themselves to welcome visitors or special guests from another country or even our local leaders to made them feel at home.

 Like this picture you see are the group of tribesmen called, "HULI WIGMEN." (HOO-LEE) Huli Wigmen are the most popular and cooperative cultural dancers in Port Moresby and other places. 

 

 

The picture below is also a part of our different cultural style dressing in Port Moresby. We are not confusing you but today's people dressed on their own styles to celebrate their special events.        

(like)This beautiful young girl dressed in her country's flag designed BILUM. She dressed herself to celebrate the independence day of Papua New Guinea in Port Moresby. We normally celebrates our country's day in every year. Our celebration day of Papua New Guinea is 16th date of September, every year. 16th September, 1975 was the time we got Independence.
 

Different People Live in Port Moresby

These people shown on the picture here is at Gordons. Gordons is one of the centres in Port Moresby. There are many other centres in different locations of Port Moresby City. Here in Gordons, you may see different looking people and different speaking tongues every day. Every single person here must look for his or her own ways to look for money to survive. If no money, nothing to eat and sleep. See, it's funny but this is very true. Only 25% of these crowd are employed but others are not. They try to look for jobs but could not unless they have good recommended and qualified references and certificates. Some times, police distroys their goods and grabs all the money and things. They made them even cry when police never return their goods and money back. When police command them to close their markets, they must obey and follow what police want them to do. Otherwise, they might lock them up in the guard room. Anywhere, they are good people but some are problems with atitude and others have understanding. Many people have no houses but they know how to survive so they don't care of houses but as long as they survive. People have money, they have to rent a room fortnightlly and sleep. No money, sleep anywhere else.