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  •   Home > News > Law and Order

    Dreamworld's parent company Ardent Leisure has been fined 3.6 million dollars over the 2016 Thunder Rapids ride tragedy

    Dreamworld's parent company Ardent Leisure has been fined 3.6 million dollars over the 2016 Thunder Rapids ride tragedy


    Southport magistrate Pam Dowse says the company failed in its primary safety duty to the public.

    New Zealander Cindy Low died - along with three others - after a water pump malfunctioned.

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     Today's News

    Entertainment:
    Jessica Simpson felt more confident after having children 10:10

    Law and Order:
    Gazan men who say they were detained by Israeli army detail shocking allegations of physical and sexual abuse 10:07

    Athletics:
    A 15-strong New Zealand athletics team has been named for the Paris Olympics 10:07

    Entertainment:
    Jess Glynne sees songwriting as her "therapy" 9:40

    Law and Order:
    The two people found guilty of murdering Christchurch mother Angela Blackmoore will be sentenced today -- 28 years on from the crime 9:27

    Entertainment:
    Katie Price and JJ Slater's romance happened "super naturally" 9:10

    Rugby League:
    NRL Thursday blog: Melbourne survive Cameron Munster sin-bin to outlast Roosters in error-strewn clash 8:57

    Entertainment:
    Katy Perry wants Jelly Roll to replace her on 'American Idol' 8:40

    Rugby League:
    To our angry NRL coach watch... an early contender for this week's crown is the Roosters' Trent Robinson 8:37

    Business:
    Motorsport pundit Bob McMurray believes many of the country's top drivers owe their careers to the late Sir Colin Giltrap 8:37


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