Drones replace fireworks at Sydney's Darling Harbour


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Drone light shows are gaining traction worldwide as cities seek environmentally friendly alternatives to traditional fireworks. Sydney is now experimenting with drones. — dpa

The Darling Harbour in Sydney, Australia swapped its usual Saturday night fireworks for a drone light show recently, drawing several hundred spectators to the waterfront for a trial of what could become a new tradition.

The fireworks in Darling Harbour, not far from the iconic Opera House and Harbour Bridge, have been a longstanding tradition. The New South Wales (NSW) government says it has been contributing to funding the popular Saturday firework displays since 2005, making the drone trial a notable change for regular visitors.

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