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Australia news live: shark-spotting drones to patrol NSW beaches year-round

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Australia news live: shark-spotting drones to patrol NSW beaches year-round
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The New South Wales government is expanding its shark surveillance program using drone technology to monitor beaches year-round. Premier Chris Minns stated that while the measure is not foolproof, it aims to mitigate risks following a series of shark attacks.

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This highlights the ongoing tension between public safety and wildlife conservation, specifically regarding the management of protected shark species.

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Drone technology won’t be ‘foolproof’ but should ‘mitigate the risk’, NSW premier says

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The article reports on government policy and quotes the Premier directly without taking a stance on the effectiveness of the policy.

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