Kokoda Is Not Broken: The Story We're Not Being Told

Kokoda Is Not Broken: The Story We’re Not Being Told A recent article in The Australian questions the future of the Kokoda Track, highlighting declining trekking numbers, management concerns and the preservation of military heritage. After more than 20 years and 100 Kokoda crossings, I believe th…

Kokoda FAQ's Pt 2

The Kokoda Track is one of the most iconic and challenging treks in the world, but it's not just about the physical challenge - it's about the history, the culture, and the people. In this episode, Glenn delves into the most frequently asked questions from people considering trekking the Kokoda Tra…

Kokoda FAQ's 2026

The Kokoda Track is one of the most iconic and challenging treks in the world, but it's not just about the physical demands - it's also a journey of discovery and connection with the people and history of Papua New Guinea. In this episode, Glenn shares the top 10 questions that people ask when cons…

Joe Rovkin - The Boy Soldier

In this powerful episode of the Kokoda Track Podcast, tGlenn shares a heart-wrenching story of a young soldier who fought in one of the most pivotal battles of World War II. The story of Private Joseph Rovkin, a 16-year-old boy who enlisted in the Australian Army and died in combat, is a poignant r…

The Ghost of Kokoda - Brothers in Arms

The Kokoda Track Podcast delves into the stories of two Aboriginal men who made the ultimate sacrifice during World War II. Their names, Private George Leonard and Private Harold West, are etched in history as two brothers in arms who fought side by side in the treacherous terrain of Papua New Guin…

Wallis and Co - A Kokoda Group Discussion

Imagine walking through the dense jungle, the sounds of birds and insects filling the air, as you make your way along the infamous Kokoda Track. This week on the Kokoda Track podcast, we're joined by four friends who embarked on this incredible adventure together, sharing their stories and insights…

Bert Kienzle - The Architect of Kokoda

Bert Kienzle rarely appears in the headlines of Kokoda history, but his contribution to the campaign was extraordinary. In this episode, Glenn explores how a plantation owner and expert bushman became the architect of the logistics system that kept Australian troops supplied across the Owen Stanl…

Robyn's Inspiring Journey

This episode of the Kokoda Track Podcast is a testament to the human spirit's ability to overcome adversity and find strength in the face of challenge. Join the speaker as they sit down with an inspiring guest, Robyn, who shares her remarkable journey of overcoming breast cancer and completing the …

Lt Hercules Crawford - No Longer Missing. No Longer Unknown.

After 84 years, the remains of Lieutenant Hercules William Crawford—the last missing member of the 39th Battalion’s original Kokoda force—have been formally identified. Lieutenant Hercules William Crawford is no longer missing. More importantly, he is no longer unknown. Today, I want to tell you h…

Kirsty and Chris - Childhood Mates share their Kokoda Experience

Imagine walking through the dense jungle, surrounded by the sounds of nature and the weight of history. This episode of the Kokoda Track podcast takes you on a journey with two friends, Kirsty and Chris, as they share their experiences trekking the Kokoda Track. From their training regimens to the …