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One of Australia's most distinctive outback festivals continued even after 75mm of rain, damaged campsites and closed car parks.
FestivalTV editorial team
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The Mundi Mundi Bash area was hit by significant rainfall, affecting camping and parking areas. Organisers temporarily restricted new arrivals, then reopened once conditions improved.
Those unable to attend were offered a full refund, while local pop-up concerts also helped maintain business continuity.
One of Australia's most distinctive outback festivals continued even after 75mm of rain, damaged campsites and closed car parks.
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