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Brett Andrew Button, driver in Greta bus tragedy, remains on bail after matter mentioned in Newcastle Local Court | South Coast Register - Vimarsana News

Brett Andrew Button, driver in Greta bus tragedy, remains on bail after matter mentioned in Newcastle Local Court | South Coast Register

The matter will be before the court again on October 4.

Bus driver Brett Button accused of causing wedding bus crash that killed 10 people and left 25 injured faces 43 new charges - Vimarsana News

Bus driver Brett Button accused of causing wedding bus crash that killed 10 people and left 25 injured faces 43 new charges

Bus driver Brett Button excused from court on 43 new charges after horror crash

Brett Andrew Button, driver in Greta bus tragedy, remains on bail after matter mentioned in Newcastle Local Court | Port Stephens Examiner - Vimarsana News

Brett Andrew Button, driver in Greta bus tragedy, remains on bail after matter mentioned in Newcastle Local Court | Port Stephens Examiner

The bus driver was excused from personally appearing in Newcastle Local Court on Wednesday.

'Issues with his licence': Hunter bus crash driver Brett Button a no-show in court - Vimarsana News

'Issues with his licence': Hunter bus crash driver Brett Button a no-show in court

The parents of one of the victims of the Hunter Valley bus tragedy heard that the driver, Brett Button, would not be in court.

Brett Andrew Button, driver in Greta bus tragedy, remains on bail after matter mentioned in Newcastle Local Court | The Advocate - Vimarsana News

Brett Andrew Button, driver in Greta bus tragedy, remains on bail after matter mentioned in Newcastle Local Court | The Advocate

The matter will be before the court again on October 4.