'To turn someone away because of their haircut, it's pretty un-Australian I think.' 9News
It's considered in some quarters an iconic Australian hairstyle, but a young tradie's mullet brought him unstuck on a recent night out.
he was turned away from a number of Brisbane bars due to his distinctive 'do."Just thought it was pretty average, hey."But he's standing firm by his apparently controversial haircut.Watch the full story on
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