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The future of the Kokoda Trail hangs in the balance

Posted by Charlie | Oct 17, 2026 | MAGAZINE ARTICLES | 0

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John Ferguson, Associate Editor of the Australian newspaper, recently trekked across the Kokoda Trail with a group of Victorian students participating in an annual Kokoda Youth Leadership program organised by Tim Bull MP.

His observation that the future of the Kokoda Trail hangs in the balance due to the neglect of its battlesites is a major concern to anybody interested in the preservation and interpretation of our most important World War 2 icon.

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The future of the Kokoda Trail hangs in the balance John Ferguson, Associate Editor of the Australian newspaper, recently trekked across the Kokoda Trail with a group of Victorian students participating in an annual Kokoda Youth Leadership program organised by Tim Bull MP. His observation that the future of the Kokoda Trail hangs in the balance due to the neglect of its battlesites is a major concern to anybody interested in the preservation and interpretation of our most important World War 2 icon.

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Charlie

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Charlie Lynn is a former army major and former Parliamentary Secretary for Veterans Affairs in the New South Wales Parliament. In 2015 he was inducted as an 'Officer of the Logohu' by the PNG Government in their New Years’ Honours List ‘for service to the bilateral relations between Papua New Guinea and Australia and especially in the development of the Kokoda Trail and its honoured place in the history of both nations’ over the past 25 years'. In 2018 he was inducted as a 'Member of the Order of Australia' for his services to the NSW Parliament. He has led 101 expeditions across the Kokoda Trail since 1991.

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