Following a shark attack on a woman at Coogee Beach, authorities have lifted the previous drone ban in the area. The incident prompted a swift response, highlighting concerns about swimmer safety. Currently, drones are being utilized for surveillance to monitor for further shark activity and provide early warning to beachgoers. The government is collaborating with the Civil Aviation Safety Authority and Surf Life Saving NSW to establish a permanent exemption for drone operation at Coogee Beach. This move aims to enhance coastal safety measures and potentially prevent future incidents. Officials hope the continued use of drones will offer a proactive approach to shark detection and mitigation. The woman injured in the attack is receiving medical attention, and the beach was temporarily closed following the incident.