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Festival vows to challenge council rejection in court

Rabbits Eat Lettuce organisers look set to challenge the Southern Downs Regional Council's decision to prevent the festival and various other events from going ahead at Elbow Valley. (Supplied)
By Jeremy Cook

The Southern Downs council’s decision to refuse an application for Cherrabah Resort to become the host venue for Rabbits Eat […]

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