Queensland police to deploy drones
The Queensland Government is investing nearly a million dollars in drone technology to support police in North Queensland.
21 February, 2022";
The Queensland Government is investing nearly a million dollars in drone technology to support police in North Queensland.
21 February, 2022Councils have a strong business case for using drones to maintain and manage public amenities and assets.
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