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Anthony Albanese and James Marape complete Kokoda walk

Published 24 April 2024, 8:53 am
The prime ministers of Australia and Papua New Guinea have completed a two-day trek across a portion of the Kokoda Track. They arrived in the village of Isurava today - the site of some of the most intense fighting experienced by Australian soldiers in the battle to prevent the Japanese reaching Port Moresby.
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