Wartime Tourism: The Ties that Bind
PNG is in urgent need of your collective wisdom and your selfless, patriotic leadership. Members...
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Author: Charlie
CHAPTER 22: Potential of a Wartime Tourism Industry for PNG
Papua New Guinea is the custodian of battlesites which cost the lives of thousands of young men from Australia, Japan and the United States during the War in the Pacific from 1942-1945.
Since the war many of these sites have been visited by kinfolk on personal pilgrimages to pay their respects to loved ones.
Thus far there has been no effort by the PNG Government to seek the support of the three nations to fund military heritage site plans to commemorate and interpret them.
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Envirocrats Hijack Kokoda
In 2008 Australia developed a ‘Joint’ Agreement with the PNG Government in regard to the...
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Official Launch of the Sirinumu Dam Women’s Association
We were proud to host the official launch of the Sirinumu Dam Women’s Association at our Network Kokoda Community Learning Centre on 14 April 2016.
Read MoreCase for a Visitor’s Centre at Owers Corner
Presentation by Charlie Lynn at the ‘Future Cities Conference’ hosted by the PNG Chamber of Commerce and Industry, in Brisbane on the 75th anniversary of the Kokoda campaign
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