Australian Prime Minister commemorates ANZAC Day at Isurava Memorial

In a heartfelt address during the ANZAC Day Dawn Service at the Isurava Memorial on the historic Kokoda Trail, Australian Prime Minister Hon. Anthony Albanese paid tribute to the enduring legacy of Papua New Guineans during World War II.
Prime Minister Albanese, accompanied by Papua New Guinea Prime Minister Hon. James Marape, embarked on a significant two-day trek from Kokoda to Isurava, emphasising the deep bonds forged in the "hell of war.",
He honored the valiant efforts of Papua New Guineans, whom he referred to as "angels walking tall," for their crucial role during the conflict. Watch as Prime Minister Albanese delivers his solemn promise: Australia will never forget.

[@michaelchrisborn]

Forever Live PNG and AUSTRALIA, Unbreakable bond🙏🙏🙏. God bless our Soldiers for their passion for serving people. God bless PNG and Australia forever peaceful.

[@vincentv.kirina804]

Thank you Australian Prime Minister for acknowledging our support rendered to the Australian soldiers here in PNG during WW2. I also thank you for your solemn promise that Australia will not forget PNG. May GOD Almighty Bless you and the people of Australia now and for always. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏