Linq Buslines collapses with $650,000 debt after fatal Greta wedding crash
Linq Buslines, operator of the fatal Greta wedding coach crash, has shut down with $650,000 in fines.
The bus company involved in the June 2023 Greta crash has folded. The crash killed 10 wedding guests.
The company struggled with mounting debt and fines. On October 16, creditors shut down Linq Buslines.
The company stopped trading in March when it lost its accreditation. An ASIC report shows the company has just $265,000 in cash left after costs.
It owes more than $650,170 in fines from heavy vehicle breaches. Brett Button was sentenced in September 2024.
He received a maximum of 32 years in jail. The groom who booked the coach was Mitchell Gaffney.
He filed a civil lawsuit against Linq Buslines for alleged fraud.
- $650,170
- Fines owed
- 10 people
- Deaths in crash
- June 11, 2023
- Crash date
- 32 years maximum
- Driver's sentence
Why it mattersThe shutdown ends any chance of direct payment from the company to those hurt by the crash. Legal action is now the only way to hold them accountable.
AustraliaThe collapse marks the final chapter in the corporate structure behind NSW's deadliest road crash in recent years, as victims and families pursue alternate legal remedies.
✓ Claims checked against the source and corrected before publish. checked 2 h ago
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