Bluesfest Byron Bay May Have Traded While Insolvent for Months

Liquidator's Report Reveals Potential Insolvency Since October 2025, Owing Over $10 Million

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Bluesfest Byron Bay may have traded insolvent since October 2025, with debts over $10 million, primarily owed to unsecured creditors.
The liquidator investigates potential breaches by founder Peter Noble.

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Bluesfest Byron Bay may have traded insolvent since October 2025, with debts over $10 million, primarily owed to unsecured creditors. The liquidator investigates potential breaches by founder Peter Noble.

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