The Kokoda Trail is famed in Australia as the site of the most important battle citizens fought—and won—against the Japanese in World War II. Now, trekking the 60-mile trail in Papua New ...

The Kokoda Track is closed ... Australia from its allies during World War II. An estimated 625 Australians were killed and more than 1600 wounded along the track, which was part of Australian ...

These understated descriptions of the arduous route from Kokoda to Buna appear on a map of the Kokoda Trail held by the Australian War Memorial, part of the Memorial’s map digitisation project. Before ...

That historic walk drew the attention of people in both countries to Kokoda and the history that forged on that trail during the battles up there during World War II. Along the track, remains of the ...

The Kokoda Track campaign is one of the most significant chapters in Australia's military history. This is the story. Each year, on 25 April, Anzac Day commemorates soldiers from Australia and New ...

“It captures the spirit of courage, endurance, mateship and sacrifice forged between Australia and PNG during World War II.” Every year, Australians and Papua New Guineans walk the Kokoda Track to ...

Anthony Albanese will this week become the first sitting prime minister to walk the historic Kokoda Track. Here’s why ... which Diggers made in World War II,” he said.

On average Kokoda Courage takes eight groups per year through the trail, with Condon doing the majority of the treks. Over the eight days, participants hear stories from World War II about the bravery ...

Hyne Timber is pleased to be back supporting 15 Tumbarumba High School students to trek the Kokoda Trail following a three-year break due to Covid. Hyne Timber CEO Jim Bindon and Tumbarumba site ...

Tour company Adventure Kokoda has regained a licence to take groups on the historic PNG track. -AAP Image A major Kokoda Track tour company is back in action after a court overturned a ban on it ...

You have to take the rough with the tough on the Kokoda Track, but then there’s the majesty, writes BRYCE CORBETT, who walks away a changed man. Choose your next luxury travel destination with Gourmet ...