Surging floodwaters have completely isolated iconic outback town – for weeks. Floodwaters flowing from the north have reached Birdsville, almost surrounding the Outback town as spectacular ...

Another major Australian music festival has been cancelled in a devastating year for the already struggling entertainment industry. Birdsville Big Red Bash 2025 will not be going ahead next year ...

Boots were caked in thick mud but it was full steam ahead Monday night to prepare for the official launch of Big Red Bash 2024 – the world’s “most remote music festival”.

About 7000 people are expected to make their way thousands of kilometres across the Australian outback to this year’s Big Red Bash in Birdsville, Queensland. Located about 1580kms east of ...

According to Weatherzone, the Diamantina at Birdsville rose four metres in just 24 hours, causing major flooding today. The Bureau of Meteorology expects the town will experience a major peak ...

The Big Red Bash generates 67,000 nights of booked accommodation in the outback every year. ... Cr Murray said the news of the concert was a "relief" to businesses in Birdsville.

Birdsville floods Picture: Trevor Wright. Trevor Wright, owner of Outback flight specialists Wrightsair, shared spectacular aerial photos showing vast tracts of land around Birdsville covered in ...

Prior to leaving for the Bash earlier this year, Julie Anne Jury painted her car windscreen with the Big Red Bash logo and the words “Bound for the Bash. 1603kilometres. Brisbane to Birdsville.” ...

Floodwaters flowing from the north have reached Birdsville, almost surrounding the Outback town as spectacular aerial photos show. While the region has had above average rainfall this year of 38mm ...

Nature in all her glory and power is on show at Birdsville as floodwaters coming down the Channel Country converge to almost surround the tiny Outback town. Read Today's Paper Tributes & Notices.