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The theme park will make the payment to Cindy Low’s two children and husband,who spoke of the moments after the 2016 tragedy.
Victim impact statements were read out in court at the sentencing of Dreamworld's parent company Ardent Leisure for the 2016 tragedy that killed four people.
Dreamworld's parent company Ardent Leisure has been fined by a Queensland court over the deaths of four people on the theme park's Thunder River Rapids Ride.
Visitors will see a number of changes including the closure of a number of areas and attractions,along with reduced capacity under a COVID-safe plan.
During proceedings in Southport Magistrates Court on Wednesday morning,a sentencing hearing was set for Monday,September 28.
Facing multiple legal challenges after the 2016 Thunder River Rapids disaster and struggling to recover from COVID-19,the Gold Coast theme park and its parent company have a mammoth task ahead.
Queensland's independent Work Health and Safety Prosecutor confirmed on Tuesday the three charges brought against Ardent Leisure will be the only laid over the fatal accident.
Ardent Leisure is facing $4.5 million in fines from three charges brought against it over the Thunder River Rapids Ride tragedy in 2016.
The Office of the Work Health and Safety Prosecutor was expected to release a statement mid-Tuesday morning.
An independent prosecutor is still examining whether charges should be laid against Dreamworld's parent company Ardent Leisure over the tragedy in 2016.