Big Red Bash presses pause on next festival
It’s a mammoth effort to stage the annual Queensland desert event known as the Big Red Bash, and organisers have made an early call to take next year off while confirming a 2026 return.
It’s a mammoth effort to stage the annual Queensland desert event known as the Big Red Bash, and organisers have made an early call to take next year off while confirming a 2026 return.
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