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Drones have become one of the hottest Xmas gifts for budding aviators and big kids this season and EHang’s Ghostdrone 2.0 is now in Australia. It is fully compliant with safety regulations.

Dodo Pizza has struck back again at Domino’s Pizza claiming a ‘world-first’ drone delivery, with the epic saga over who delivered what first continuing.

A fight between pizza titans Domino’s Pizza and Russia’s Dodo Pizza has erupted over who was first to truly commercially deliver pizzas to customers by drone.

Drone deliveries of pizza are now a reality, with the claim of the "first commercial delivery of food by drone to a customer, anywhere in the world, successfully completed in New Zealand this morning".

The French company Parrot, that makes high-tech wireless products, has announced a development kit for designing advanced applications for drones.

Specialising in enterprise-scale drone solutions while having an eye on consumer drone services in the future, 23-year old Aonghus Stevens has built a high-flying company.

Droning on wouldn’t normally be exciting, but when you’re talking about Ninox Robotics, the news of a CASA drone licence and commercial operations starting at last is solid news for the company.

Imagine the thrill of piloting your own drone – and I mean a proper drone that can fly for ages, take interesting streaming video, and cover large areas.

A long range unmanned aerial vehicle drone is being trialled in Australia, delivering a powerful tool in the fight against agriculture’s billion dollar invasive pest problem.

Nokia and Dubai telco ‘du’ are first in UAE to use telco drones for better network planning, faster optimisation, automated testing and analysis, tower inspections and more.

Telstra’s specially-built NYE drone will capture 360 degree views of the Sydney Harbour fireworks to be streamed ‘post event’ to the world, free, through its free Sydney NYE Telstra App.

HD camera specialist GoPro is under attack by a range of sports camera makers, including HTC with its RE camera, so to diversify, it is getting into consumer drones to on the market in late 2015, according to a news report.

Internet giant Amazon has asked the US Federal Aviation Authority for permission to test drones for delivery of packages to customers.