Airservices Australia

They'll work with Prime Air's global regulatory, engineering, legal, and public policy teams that will own the company's relationship with airspace regulator, the Civil Aviation Safety Authority, also known as CASA.

This successful candidate will also engage in Air Services Australia to map out and secure permissions for drone flight corridors and work with state, territory and local governments, as well as engaging with communities through which the drones service will fly.

We'll put a pin in that one.

We'll come back to that.

Bridget McKenzie there with, uh, Clare O'Neill on "The Today Show" earlier.

Airservices Australia has seemed to install a backup plan for new Western Sydney International Airport.

Now, this comes after the airport will be an Australian first without a traditional air traffic control tower.

The new digital aerodrome will feature more than twenty high-resolution cameras that monitor the airport and airspace whilst beaming real-time vision to a control room.

This is like the NRL bunker.

Eagle-eyed plane spotters have taken to social media after noticing a new observation tower that is located in a field near the runway.

The tower has been confirmed by Airservices Australia as a contingency control tower.

It's a backup bunker and would be used as a backup, see, I told you, in case the digital aerodrome fails.

It's only the third incident at that level in Australia since records began in 2003, so in more than two decades.

The ATSB says Air Services Australia's own roster modelling predicted elevated fatigue risks for staff around the time of many of the incidents, but importantly, investigators have not determined that staffing or fatigue actually contributed to them.

Air Services says the incidents do not indicate an immediate safety risk to travellers.

Story number four, the Australian National University, ANU in Canberra, has fallen to its worst ever position in one of the major global university rankings.