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        <description>Major Charlie Lynn established Adventure Kokoda in 1991 and has led 56 expeditions across Kokoda since then. During this time he has established close relations with the Kioari and Orokaiva people who live in villages along the Track.

He was elected to the NSW Legislative Council as a Liberal Member in 1995. His term expires in March 2015.</description>
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            <description>&#8216;Stop firing&#8217; screamed the Afghan interpreter metres away from a suspected Taliban leader as he emptied his magazine towards a small band of Australian commandos. As the walls exploded the insurgent responded by clipping on a fresh magazine and unloading it at them. The Australians returned fire and lobbed a grenade into the dark room.&amp;nbsp; 



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The suspected Taliban leader lay dead amongst a human shield comprising women and children.</description>
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            <title>Consultants are killing the Kokoda Trail</title>
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            <description>Kokoda has claimed more Australian lives this year than Afghanistan.



During the last week two trekkers died on the Kokoda Trail, a couple more were evacuated by helicopter and fourteen went down with food poisoning.&amp;nbsp; Yesterday a campsite that took years to build at Ofi Creek was burned to the ground over an argument between two landowners.

Land disputes now block the wartime trail over the &#8216;golden staircase&#8217; and Iorabaiwa Ridge &#8211; the closest the Japanese army got to Port Moresby in 1942.

The Kokoda Trail, which held so much potential as a model for sustainable eco&#45;tourism in Papua New Guinea is beginning to choke on its own success.</description>
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