
Controverisal Gable Tostee interview to air in NZ
The controversial first interview with murder acquitted Gable Tostee is to be broadcast in New Zealand.
The controversial first interview with murder acquitted Gable Tostee is to be broadcast in New Zealand.
The horrific deaths of four people at Dreamworld last month has led to a drop in visitor numbers across all theme parks on the Gold Coast.
Gable Tostee has been labelled a "walking timebomb", a "malignant narcissist" and a "psychopath" by social media users in the wake of his 60 Minutes interview.
Dreamworld's Thunder River Rapids ride "stopped a couple of times" but did not shut for maintenance on the day it claimed four lives.
In an interview, Gable Tostee reveals why he didn't check to see if Warriena Wright was OK after falling off the balcony.
Gable Tostee attempted to explain why he did not call an ambulance when Warriena Wright fell to her death from his 14th floor balcony.
Dreamworld has permanently closed the raft ride that killed four people.
Gold Coast playboy Gable Tostee will receive a six-figure sum for a tell-all interview about his fatal encounter with Warriena Wright.
Gable Tostee has appeared on a social media post under his new name for a cafe challenge - two weeks after being acquitted of his Kiwi Tinder date's murder.
From A-list parties to waterfront penthouses, Dreamworld boss Deborah Thomas has had the kind of life many of us could only dream of.
The bodies of the four people who died in a horror accident at Dreamworld have been released to their families. Four people, including
Visitor numbers at the Dreamworld theme park could plunge when the Gold Coast facility eventually reopens, an analyst has warned.
A fundraiser to help the emergency services, staff and families affected by the Dreamworld tragedy has raised $100,000 before it even launched.
Dreamworld announces the facility will remain closed at least until funerals for all four victims are held.
As Benjamin Mihan waited in line for Dreamworld's Thunder River Rapids ride, he watched four adults and two kids float by in a raft, smiling and wet.
Despite the tragedy at Dreamworld, Renee Golland, her husband Matthew and three kids will still be going to the Gold Coast for a family holiday. This is why.
A theme park worker and former Kiwi has defended his crass jokes about the Dreamworld tragedy. He says he makes inappropriate jokes all the time.
One of the victim's 12-year-old daughter is in a world of pain after her family was torn apart by the Dreamworld accident.
A Tasmanian radio host has been suspended after making a shocking joke about the Dreamworld tragedy on air.
COMMENT: The idea of re-opening Dreamworld today was crass and thoughtless. It's incredible that they even considered it, writes Angela Mollard of news.com.
Deborah Thomas, the chief executive of Dreamworld's parent company Ardent Leisure, will give her yearly bonus of $167,500 to the Australian Red Cross.
The mother-in-law of a Dreamworld disaster victim has spoken of the heartbreaking moment her son held his dying partner in his arms.
Dreamworld has cancelled plans for a controversial memorial day just three days after four people died in horrific circumstances at the park.
The grandmother of the Kiwi woman killed in a tragic accident at Dreamworld is avoiding television reports on the horrific accident.
Dreamworld's bosses have been confronted by the fury of victims' family members during a brutally awkward press conference.
Dreamworld CEO Deborah Thomas told a press conference staff are shattered by the events and that her thoughts and prayers are with the families.
Amid the horror, the survival of two young children was so remarkable that even hardened police put it down to a miracle.
The emergency stop switch on the Thunder River Rapids ride was reportedly being controlled by an 18-year-old woman on her first day on the job.
Rust, tape, cracks and a claim rides were "not fit for service" detailed in 143 pages of documents Dreamworld did not want to release.
Family members of the Kiwi woman killed at Dreamworld have rushed to the Gold Coast to support her grieving husband and two young children.