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Queensland's safety regulator investigates two more incidents at Dreamworld Dreamworld is once again under investigation by Workplace Health and Safety Queensland (WHSQ) after its parent company referred two incidents to the regulator. Ardent Leisure notified the safety authority after a ride engineer narrowly escaped injury while performing maintenance work on the Pandemonium ride. It's understood one of the ride's three three tonne arms fell, but missed the worker. Dreamworld also said a "minor event" involving a patron occurred on the Triple Vortex slide at WhiteWater World last Saturday. ...

Dreamworld has referred two incidents at the Gold Coast theme park to Queensland's safety watchdog. The investigation comes just weeks after an eight-year-old girl allegedly suffered a horrific genital injury that required two operations after riding on the 'Fully 6' water-slide at Dreamworld’s sister theme park WhiteWater World. It is understood a visitor to the park and a staff member narrowly escaped injury during two near-misses on two rides recently. One of the incidents occurred on the high-speed Triple Vortex slide at WhiteWater World. Dreamworld (pictured) has referred two near-mis...

A mother and former Paralympic swimmer has opened up about being banned from going on a children's merry-go-round at Dreamworld theme park.  Karni Liddell, who has a muscle wasting condition and uses a wheelchair, said she was 'humiliated' after being booted from the ride in front of her three-year-old son.  'I was told I wasn't allowed to go on this kid's ride because I'm a risk because I'm in a wheelchair,' she said in a video posted on Facebook on Thursday.  Karni Liddell (pictured) with a young competitor at a Sporting Wheelies event in Queensland  Ms Liddell (pictured) posted a video...

Dreamworld under investigation after young girl's severe waterslide injury Newshub 10/12/2020 © Provided by Newshub Dreamworld told 7 News they have referred another two incidents, where injuries were narrowly missed, to Workplace Health and Safety Queensland (WHSQ). The first involved a ride called the Pandamonium. According to 7 News, a three-tonne arm fell from the ride during maintenance, missing a staff member by a tiny margin. The Pandemonium ride is shut for maintenance until December 31.  Another "minor event" happened on the Triple Vortex slide involving a theme park patron, who...