The Rise, Fall and Future of Kokoda Tourism By the close of 2008 the management of the Kokoda Trail was in an impossible position. Warren Bartlett, a former Kiap and Local Government Administrator, was appointed CEO of the...
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Despite the deaths Australians are drawn to take the challenge, writes Erik Jensen from the Sydney...
Read MoreKokoda has claimed more Australian lives this year than Afghanistan!During the last week two trekkers died on the Kokoda Trail, a couple more were evacuated by helicopter and fourteen went down with food poisoning. ...
Read Moreby Sally McMillan – The Sunday Telegraph Sally McMillan from the Sunday Telegraph reports ‘Trekking the Kokoda Trail is all of the above – and more’.The cloying jungle seeps into you, radiating waves of...
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First impressions of Koiari and Orokaiva villages along the Kokoda Trail give little hint of the complex relationships that exist within. The simple life of building, gardening, cooking, nurturing, teaching and healing is underpinned by the complexities of clan relationships and the influence of missionary pastors, traditional lululais’ and sorcerers.
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