
Honouring the Past, Supporting the Future
- stacey5920
- Jul 16
- 2 min read
Proud to support Ryan and his son Odin as they prepare to tackle the Kokoda Track together, raising funds for Zero79 Foundation.
This will be such a special journey — a true test of resilience, teamwork, and the incredible bond between father and son. Wishing them both strength, courage, and unforgettable memories as they take on this challenge for an amazing cause.
If you would like to help Ryan and Odin reach their fundraising goal, please use the attached link and support them on this incredible journey.
Hi Nabiac community,
My name is Ryan Harsh from Wang Wauk and in the first week of August i will be treking the Kokoda Track with my son Odin. He is 14 and has wanted to do this trek for a number of years and we can finally do it together.
I served in the Australian Army as a Commando in the Special Forces from 2004- 2019. Our trek is guided by Kokoda Spirit in conjunction with the Zero79 foundation.
This Trek is a fund-raising trip for the Zero79 foundation. You can support our trek, we are aiming to raise $1500 for Odin. This goes directly to the foundation. https://zero79foundation.com/campaign/kokoda-trek-2026/fundraiser/18/
Donations over $2 are tax deductible.
The Zero79 Foundation connect past and present serving Commandos and their families with activities to maintain social connections. They honour our fallen and support their children through life. Our unit has lost 20 members during the Afghanistan war and subsequently, from post war injuries.
Photos with Luke Worsley and Cameron Baird VC MG who were both killed in Afghanistan.
Find out more about the Foundation here
The Commando honour roll



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