Unsecured creditors of iconic music festival to get 11c in the dollar
The iconic Byron Bay music festival may have been trading while insolvent for months before it collapsed, according to a new liquidator's report.
Unsecured creditors of iconic music festival to get 11c in the dollar
The iconic Byron Bay music festival may have been trading while insolvent for months before it collapsed, according to a new liquidator's report.
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