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US waterpark to fight criminal charges after child’s death arrests
US waterpark Schlitterbahn has defended its co-owner Jeff Henry and ride designer John Schooley, after the pair were charged with reckless second-degree murder in relation to the death of…
read moreStandards, safety and incident management the focus at AALARA 2018 conference
The completed program for the Australian Amusement, Leisure and Recreation Association (AALARA) 2018 Conference will deliver a series of presentations on standards, safety and incident…
read moreUS waterpark executives charged with murder following boy’s waterslide death
Two designers of a massive waterslide at a US waterpark on which a 10-year-old boy was decapitated face second-degree murder charges in connection with the child's death.…
read moreRecommendation for festival pill testing to help emergency services treat overdose victims
Pill testing should be introduced at music festivals to help emergency workers treat patients suffering adverse reactions like overdoses, according to an inquiry into Victorian drug law…
read moreSkins Chairman Jaimie Fuller publishes scathing letter to Cricket Australia following ball tampering
Jaimie Fuller, Chairman of sportswear company Skins and a longstanding campaigner for sporting integrity, has penned a scathing open letter to the board of Cricket Australia in the wake of…
read moreCheating revelations sees Steve Smith stand down as Australia captain for rest of Cape Town Test
Cricket Australia has announced that Steve Smith has stood down as Australia captain for the remainder of the third Test against South Africa after admitting his team deliberately tampered…
read moreAustralian Sports Commission calls for Steve Smith to be stood down
Australian Sports Commission Chair John Wylie, the ASC Board and Chief Executive Kate Palmer have called for Steve Smith “to be stood down immediately (as captain of the Australian…
read moreSteve Smith to remain captain while Cricket Australia investigates ball-tampering revelations
Steve Smith says he has no plans to step down as captain of the Australian cricket team following ball tampering in the third Test against South Africa. Rather than act on Smith’s…
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