WG Friendship Plaza is an under constructing building in Fiji . It will be the tallest building in South Pacific island countries standing 112 metres high

No problem! If you have any more requests let me know :).

That is the definiton the CTBUH use, however they even say there is no universal definiton for a "Skyscraper" like I have known buildings even as short as 30M being called Skyscrapers, so any major prominent tall building in a city I will normally call a Skyscraper as there is no universal definiton.

Yep it is aye!

I noticed that when researching the bulidings, hopefully plenty more to come for Port Moresby in future!

Yeah and port moresby might surpass Auckland in population by 2200

@@priyachand8330 Very possible aye,180 years is an insanely long time though almost anything could happen in that long.

​@@priyachand8330Yeah nah not gonna happen, Auckland is already a big metropolis!!

"In the entire pacific nation" HAHAH yeah right don't forget there is New Zealand & Australia mate!! Much bigger buildings in those countries

@@KeetahHudson Pacific..I mean only to the big country of PNG not Aussie or the kiwi.

@@simionenauluvula7981 But the Pacific dosen't just include Fiji & Papua New Guinea, Australia & New Zealand are close by too.

@@simionenauluvula7981 So no Fiji does not have the tallest structure in the entire Pacific, if anything Australia takes the top spot when it comes to the highest skyscrapers in the South Pacific & New Zealand would be second!!

@@KeetahHudson Yes you might right. I'm talking about the entire Pacific Region WITHOUT Australia and New Zealand. Got it?

There is no universally accepted definition for a Skyscraper, the CTBUH's 150M+ and Emporis's 100M+ even say there is no accepted definition they just use that number as its easy to gather data on, I have heard buildings as short as 30M in small tows be called Skyscrapers! It all depends on perspective, its simply a building that reaches for the Sky. Cheeers

I didn't know that, thanks for the info.