Kokoda’s Titanic Destiny
Link: Papua New Guinea Smartraveller Advice as at 29 May 2025 The current Australian Smartraveller...
Read MoreLink: Papua New Guinea Smartraveller Advice as at 29 May 2025 The current Australian Smartraveller...
Read MorePrior to Charlie Lynn’s first trek in the lead up to the 50th anniversary of the Kokoda campaign there was no management structure in place and no mechanism for landowner communities to benefit from the few trekkers who passed by each year.
Read MoreOver the past 32 years I have led 101 expeditions across the Kokoda Trail. During this time I have also travelled to Canberra to brief eight of the 11 Ministers for Veterans Affairs and three of the Ministers for International Aid and the Pacific, on the need to protect our shared military heritage across the Kokoda Trail.
Read MoreThe gazettal of the Kokoda Trail by PNGs founding fathers in 1972 reflected their...
Read MoreThe Kokoda Trail ‘Just a day’s travel from Sydney, Melbourne or Brisbane and you can be on the...
Read MoreAustralians wishing to trek across the Kokoda Trail have an expectation they will be safe; campsites/toilets will be hygienic; and they will learn about the military history of the Kokoda campaign. Their international window to...
Read MoreThe 2025 National Tourism Conference planned for the Hilton Hotel in Port Moresby on 9-10 April...
Read MoreAs PNG approaches its 50th year of Independence it is timely to look at the transition from...
Read MoreJulius Wargirai was hired as ‘Acting CEO’ of the PNG Kokoda Track Authority (KTA) in a neo-colonial process orchestrated by DFAT PNG – it was a process that would not escape the attention of watchdog agencies in Australia! His engagement as ‘interim CEO’ prevented more qualified, but independently minded executives, from being engaged to manage the Kokoda Trail for PNGs economic benefit.
Read MoreThe colourful line-up at Owers Corner for the Kokoda Initiative announcement of a ‘Kokoda Sanitation Project’ on February 6, indicates this decision originated from Port Moresby based ‘swivel-chair managers’ linked to computer screens.
Read MoreTPA CEO, Eric Mossman-Uvovo has signed a death warrant for pilgrimage tourism across the Kokoda Trail.
The proposal for a new Kokoda Track Management Authority (KTMA) was secretly drafted in Canberra by a foreign official under the cover of Covid.
Read MoreWe had hoped to get a guernsey at the 2025 National Tourism Conference to share the collective...
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