Mundi Mundi offers music fans complimentary day amid improved weather
Organizers of the Mundi Mundi Bash music festival in Broken Hill have opened the gates for free entry on the final day after heavy rain previously forced them to turn away thousands of ticketholders. The event has successfully continued despite significant mud and access issues at the campsite.
Why it matters
This highlights the impact of extreme weather events on large-scale public events and the logistical challenges faced by organizers in regional areas.
The full set list has taken to the stage at the Mundi Mundi Bash amid substantial rainfall preventing access for many ticketholders. ( ABC News: Bill Ormonde )
The final day of the Mundi Mundi Bash music festival is underway near Broken Hill.
Thousands of ticketholders had been prevented from using the festival campsite after heavy rain restricted access to around a quarter of the space.
Organisers have opened their gates to allow free entry for people on the final day of events following drier conditions.
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