This Man Stumbled Upon The Unthinkable In The Jungles Of Papua New Guinea

Published on 10/13/2018
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Where Is The Money?

Some of the complaints were rooted in the fact that the PNG government owed them more than $1.5 million dollars that they have yet to see. Moreover, the Australian government said they would provide funding for both the people and the site.

Where Is The Money@

Where Is The Money@

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Kokoda Task Force Committee

The release contained the signatures of 19 village landowners. James Enage is one of these people. He serves as the chairman of the Kokoda Track Landowners Task Force. The document also included several recommendations for the process such as the restructuring of the management and the investigation of where the funding went. Enage said, “I’ve been warning of something like this for years. It’s compromising the integrity of our most important World War II icon.” He added, “We are very confident with the approach that through the review [the demands] will be considered.”

Kokoda Task Force Committee

Kokoda Task Force Committee

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