Shark drones shut beaches; housing market shock; Stefanovic sacked again
New South Wales has launched a $120 million drone surveillance program monitoring 72 beaches across the state, with Sydney's 38 ocean beaches under watch from dawn to dusk year-round. Within hours of the program's official launch, multiple beach evacuations occurred as drones spotted sharks at Narrabeen, Maroubra and Manly, with pilots identifying up to seven white pointers near surfers at North Narrabeen. The world's largest and most expensive aerial shark surveillance operation aims to improve safety at beaches where fatal attacks occurred, including Coogee and Dee Why.See…
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