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Ancient ocean navigators with extraordinary survival skills
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A macro heaven with weedy sea dragons and big surprises.
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An underrated jetty dive rich with marine life and rustic charm
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A sea cave accessible by shore dive on the exposed west Eyre Peninsula coast, combining the geological drama of a wave-carved limestone cave with clear South...
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A deadly yet beautiful cephalopod with a short, intense life.
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A hidden gem of the Mackay Islands
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The world’s most venomous fish lurking in plain sight
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The Port Jackson shark (*Heterodontus portusjacksoni*) is a distinctive, slow-moving shark found in the temperate coastal waters of southern Australia
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An upper Spencer Gulf industrial port jetty offering an unconventional urban dive with an established pylon community and the incidental marine life that all...
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Among the many treasures of the New South Wales coastline, the Eastern Blue Groper (*Achoerodus viridis*) holds a special place in the hearts of divers. This isn’t just because of its striking colour or unusual life cycle but also because of its personality. In an ocean full of shy, darting fish, the Blue Groper is a creature that seems genuinely curious about humans.
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The wobbegong is a group of bottom-dwelling carpet sharks found mainly in the warm coastal waters of Australia and Indonesia
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The seahorse (genus *Hippocampus*) is one of the ocean’s most enchanting and instantly recognisable creatures
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Australian guide to bull sharks — where they live (including freshwater rivers), how big they get, why they're so dangerous, and how to spot one diving.
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Easy shore dive with seagrass meadows and vibrant marine life
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Where to dive with grey nurse sharks in Australia — top east coast aggregation sites, season tips, and how to identify, behave around and protect them.
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The giant cuttlefish (*Sepia apama*) is the largest of all cuttlefish species and one of the most extraordinary marine animals found in southern Australian waters. Growing up to a metre long and weighing over 10 kg, these cephalopods are not only impressive in size but in intelligence, colour-changing ability, and complex behaviours.
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Essential regulator care tips for longevity, performance and safety
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A breath-taking subterranean labyrinth for the world’s most adventurous divers
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Diving the Eaglehawk Neck Caves, Tasmania’s Submerged Labyrinth Spectacular cave diving with dramatic walls and hidden passages Diving the Eagl...
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A towering underwater forest of golden kelp sways in shifting light at Orford Reef, where diverse marine life thrives in one of Tasmania’s last giant kelp strongholds.