State’s huge move prevent shark attacks

‘He’d be proud’: Shark victim's legacy brings drone breakthrough

The technology will soon be watching over every surf club in the state.

Shark-spotting drones launched in honour of surfer

A drone program is being launched in honour of a surfer who was killed in a shark attack in Sydney.

Mercury would 'be alive': Shark victim's family welcomes new drone plan

Mike Psillakis and his twin brother's widow, Maria, join authorities to announce a program that will see surfers become drone pilots.

Shark-spotting drones launched in tribute to surfer

Surfers are being trained to use shark-spotting drones as part of a new plan to keep our beaches safe all year.The drone program is being launched in tribute to boardrider Mercury Psillakis, who was killed in a shark attack at Dee Why on Sydney's Northern Beaches in September.For the Psillakis family, the tragedy of a fatal shark attack remains very raw.READ MORE: 'Real uncertainty': Albanese warns fuel crisis could worsen But their grief is tem…

State’s huge move prevent shark attacks

Surveillance drones, named after a surfer who died in a shark attack, will be deployed to 60 NSW boardrider clubs and 125 drone pilots will be trained.

Family of Mercury Psillakis supports expanded shark-spotting drones in Sydney

The family of Sydney shark attack victim Mercury Psillakis says a new drone surveillance program is a meaningful tribute that could help save lives along Australia’s coastline. Psillakis’ twin brother, Mike Psillakis, and widow, Maria Psillakis, joined authorities to launch the initiative, which will train surfers as drone pilots to monitor beaches year-round. The program, part of New South Wales’ $30 million Shark Management Program, will see 1…