Great
Barrier Island
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A weekend on the briney recharges the batteries and switches the brain to more enjoyable things!
Diving by train
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This may be the future and we had all better get used to it.
The future of diving
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Leigh Bishop discusses where future technologies may take diving.
Popular diving medicine myths
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discussion by Dr Simon Mitchell
Real diving for women
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They are at home in the water, in harmony with the marine life and always seem to have plenty of air.
Terror in the sand
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Home to hunters that lie buried, waiting in ambush for their prey.
Blackbeard
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Utter the word ‘pirate’ and the modern image of Captain Jack Sparrow might come to mind.
Ice diving
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Part of the buzz is the challenge of just geting into the water as there is always a mountain of gear.
Beauty and the Beast
– Diving off Canada’s North West Pacific coast offers a completely new perspective on marine life.
RUBIS
– Diving on the wreck of the RUBIS off the French coast. The old brigade know her well while the young dream to meet her.
Cavalli
Islands and Whangaroa
– Chaos reigns as scallops fly around like out of control flying saucers.
March of the penguins
– Night goggles reveal the ritual homecoming of little fairy penguins.
Minke whale encounter
– The calf was incredibly playful.
Chart plotters and sounders
– Getting the best out of them.
Hapuku meatballs and yellowfin
– A spearfishing record.
Rewards of a freediver
– Dave Mullins.
Oceanic heads up display mask
– The features seem endless.
The honorable laid to rest
– HMNZS Canterbury.
David Gibbins
– Best selling novelist/marine archaeologist.
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