Peter Morrison: Kokoda Trek Leader-PNG Boxing Coach
Peter Morrison, Adventure Kokoda Trek Leader, PNG Boxing Coach
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Read MoreIn 2002 Catherine Pearman, a teacher at The Kings School for Boys Preparatory School to interpret the pilgrimage for her young chargers.
Read MoreThe Kokoda Trail is a place of pilgrimage for Adventure Kokoda. Our trek leaders have a combined total of 160 years professional military service in Papua New Guinea Defence Force, Vietnam, Singapore, Malaysia, Iraq, Syria, and Afghanistan. They have successfully led more than 600 expeditions across the Kokoda Trail over the past 32 years and trained our current generation of leaders in pilgrimage and expedition leadership.
Read MoreTripAdvisor has judged Adventure Kokoda as the No.1 tour company on the Kokoda Trail for the past 5 successive years.
Read MoreSelecting a shonky trek operators can have void travel and public liability insurance claims. Here are some helpful questions to ask before paying a deposit.
Read MoreTrekking the Kokoda Trail – Training and Physical Preparation Information – All you need to know to help you plan and prepare for one of the most enduring physical challenges in ‘the land of the unexpected’.
Read More10 Hot Tips for Kokoda to help you prepare for trekking the Kokoda Trail.
Read More10 Hot Tips for Kokoda to help you prepare for trekking the Kokoda Trail.
Read MoreSelecting trekking equipment for the Kokoda Trail including boots, clothing, backpacks, camp shoes, sleeping bags etc.
Read MoreBeverley Partridge is the daughter of a Kokoda veteran and the wife of a Vietnam Veteran. I never knew of her connection with Kokoda until she joined my trek in 1995 – and I never knew of her emotional interpretation of the pilgrimage until she sent me this poem and short story after her return from PNG.
Read MoreOur ‘Kokoda 4 Schools’ program’ is based on the historical adversity of the Kokoda campaign. It’s not about victory or defeat – it’s about the ability of the human spirit to conquer adversity. It’s about understanding that their legacy is our liberty. It’s about the development of personal leadership.
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