A Queensland mining company has been fined $310,000 following the death of worker Gavin Feltwell at one of its central Queensland mine sites. Feltwell’s family expressed shock and disappointment at the penalty, stating he was a highly safety-conscious individual. The fine was issued after a court case determined the company failed to maintain a safe working environment. Details regarding the specific safety failures leading to Feltwell’s death have not been fully released, but the ruling acknowledges systemic issues. The family believes the fine does not adequately reflect the value of Feltwell’s life and questions the effectiveness of current safety regulations. They are seeking greater accountability from the mining industry to prevent future tragedies. The company has stated it accepts the court’s decision and will review its safety procedures.