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Swimmers to stay ‘shark smart’ this summer with second-by-second alerts

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The NSW government has developed an app to keep swimmers and surfers safer from shark encounters.

The ‘SharkSmart’ app is part of a broader safety strategy including more shark-spotting drones to patrol beaches.

Agriculture Minister Adam Marshall told Jim Wilson the app is linked to the state’s extensive network of listening stations and drones.

“If a shark is detected on a beach where that individual is … it will send them a live notification alerting them … so that they can actually not go into the water, or if they are in the water, get themselves out … quick-smart.”

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