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Kirstie Close-Barry

Australian soldiers stop on Eoribaiwa Ridge to look at the scenery towards Kokoda (image: Australian War Memorial/public domain)

Shared military heritage and developing ‘Kokoda culture’

April 21, 2016

by Gregory Bablis, Kirstie Close-Barry

Kirstie Close-Barry

Dr Kirstie Close-Barry is Director of the Graduate Institute at Batchelor Institute of Indigenous Tertiary Education, Darwin, Northern Territory.

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