Australia and Papua New Guinea leaders trek toward WWII South Pacific battleground
- Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Papua New Guinean counterpart James Marape embarked on a 2-day, 15-kilometer trek along Kokoda Track, a historic site where the Japanese army's advance was stopped in 1942.
- Albanese emphasized unity, stating, "In forging a relationship of brothers and sisters, together as one we will go forward."
- Marape highlighted peaceful coexistence, expressing that their joint journey signifies the desire for harmony.
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