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Kate Goodchild

Saturday, September 18

Shareholders take on Dreamworld now criminal case is closed

Ardent Leisure, which owns the Gold Coast theme park, is still paying the price for the deaths of four people on the Thunder River Rapids Ride.

Forgotten victim of Dreamworld tragedy is still waiting for justice

Ebony Turner was just 12 years old when she watched her mother and two uncles die on a Dreamworld ride. Four years on, her family are still fighting a lawsuit against the owners of the theme park, and have called on the company to strike a deal out of court to “let her get on with life”.

Theme parks have been granted a lifeline by the Queensland Government (Photo: Dan Peled/AAP PHOTOS)

Parent company's guilty plea to Dreamworld death charges

Dreamworld parent company Ardent Leisure has pleaded guilty to three charges over the 2016 Thunder River Rapids Ride tragedy that killed four people.

Dreamworld sued by own shareholders as class action cites 'years of neglect'

The company behind Dreamworld is having its safety record challenged in civil court while facing criminal charges for the Thunder River Rapids tragedy.

Dreamworld parent company faces $4.5m fines over four deaths

Dreamworld parent company Ardent Leisure will face three charges over the 2016 Thunder River Rapids Ride tragedy that killed four people.

Charges expected today for parent company over Dreamworld deaths

Dreamworld’s parent company, Ardent Leisure, will reportedly be charged as soon as Tuesday over the 2016 fatal Thunder River Rapids ride tragedy that killed four people.