THE KOKODA track region appears much as it did in 1942 when the Australian soldiers fought there. Along the track, trenches and rusted weapons can still be seen. There are almost none of the ...

Many Australians travel to PNG each year to walk the Kokoda Track in an effort to retrace the steps taken by soldiers during World War II. April is one of the peak periods for tour groups in the ...

But thanks to recent books and films, Australians are coming to realise the Kokoda Track is an equally compelling war legend of World War II. While walking the track in 1999, Bill James realised ...

It is with some dismay then that the threat of the closure of the Kokoda Trail has emerged. Papua New Guinea landowners have warned they will close the track unless they receive a larger ...

"Within this group we have several people walking the track in honour of family members who fought as part of the Kokoda campaign. They will literally be walking in the footsteps of their fathers ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. A 26-YEAR-OLD NSW man died on the Kokoda Trail yesterday, the second Australian to die on the rugged track in the past week.

AN AUSTRALIAN Kokoda Track pioneer has launched plans to build a series of significant memorials along the historic World War II route. But the plan has come under fire from other Kokoda Track ...

Australia wants an accord with Papua New Guinea to safeguard the Kokoda Trail, the World War II battle site, after local villagers blocked part of the track to support the building of a gold and ...