Bluesfest collapse 'gut-wrenching' for supplier left $65k out of pocket
The merchandise suppliers were due to deliver more than 6,000 T-shirts and other branded items this week to be sold at the famous Byron Bay festival over Easter.
Bluesfest collapse 'gut-wrenching' for supplier left $65k out of pocket
The merchandise suppliers were due to deliver more than 6,000 T-shirts and other branded items this week to be sold at the famous Byron Bay festival over Easter.
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