‘Albo does have a few injuries’: Mark Knight explains Kokoda sketch ‘analogy’ 

Cartoonist Mark Knight explains the “political analogy” behind the sketch of an iconic WWII photo on the Kokoda Trail and its “similarity” to Anthony Albanese and James Marape.
Mr Knight’s ‘Walking Kokoda … Then and Now’ illustration shows an injured Australian Prime Minister being assisted along the path by his PNG counterpart in a mirror image from a WWII digger guided by a local tribesman.
“Albo does have a few little injuries from opinion polls lately,” Mr Knight said.
“So, I had James helping him down the track.
“And if you look closely, Albo has that hole in his foot which is where he shot himself in the foot during the Voice referendum.”