In the hard copy of the October/November 2007 issue:
16 page gear guide
Full steam ahead:
New Zealandâs White
Island
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The fabled oasis proudly towering above the surface up from 600m well out on the continental shelf.
Lake
Pupukeâs interesting inhabitant
s
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Itâs not connected to the sea yet supports some animal life that we normally associate with the open sea.
Far North diving
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You could spend a whole summer exploring then fill in the chart with your own dive site names.
PFO (patent foramen ovale)
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How important is it?
Nemo33
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The most unlikely dive site on the planet!
Deep wreck photography
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Internationally respected deep technical diver Leigh Bishop discusses his camera equipment.
Heritage shipwreck sites
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Are you in contravention of the plan?
How academic can diving really get?
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Is it is possible to get a balance between learning by experience and learning from a book?
Swimming with wild dolphins
– Their intelligence, social relationships and ability to react to humans is fascinating and rewarding and something most can only dream of experiencing.
Abalone disease devastation
– Australia is on the alert.
New Zealand
wetsuit company
– a world leader.
Islands lost in time
– Solomon Islands
Sydney
âs shipwrecks
– The Malabar
Hammerhead sharks in a pirates paradise
– Famous as the original Treasure Island, the island still hides over $1.5 billion.
GPS chart plotters/sounders
– electronics for your boat.
Back to the future
– Spearfishing with power heads.
Backyard sub
– Good old-fashioned Kiwi ingenuity at work.
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