AI drones on the cards for WA as shark-tagging program expanded

Blake Kagi · ABC News (AU)

Published 6 Oct 2026, 3:31 pm·1 d ago·1 min read

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Western Australia's shark-tagging program will be expanded and the use of AI-powered drones investigated as part of a suite of measures aimed at keeping beachgoers safe.

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AI drones on the cards for WA as shark-tagging program expanded

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