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AquaTech Australia UW CARD DISCOUNT based in Byron Bay, NSW, Australia: Since 1998 AquaTech has been at the forefront of the design and manufacture of professional photographic accessories.

Oceanwide Images Picture Library UW CARD DISCOUNT based in Toormina, NSW, Australia: Stock Photo Library specializing in high quality underwater images, marine wildlife, Australia wildlife, nature and landscape images from around the world especially Australia. Images also include Australia's Great Barrier Reef and marine life from all of Australia, whales, dolphins great white sharks, tropical fish, seascapes, reef scenes and conservation issues.

SeaFocus UW CARD DISCOUNT based in Sherborne, UK, United Kingdom: SeaFocus is an information and image-based resource for scuba divers featuring the work of UK Based photo-journalists Shaun and Beth Tierney.

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Fantasea UWL-400Q - Wide Angle Conversion Wet Lens 0.5x: Price A$ 599.00

AOI UH-OM-1 Underwater Housing for Olympus and OM System OM1: Price A$ 1,699.00

Fantasea FG7X III S Vacuum Underwater Housing for Canon G7X Mark III: Price A$ 949.00

Sealife Super Macro Close-Up Lens for Micro HD / 2.0 / 3.0 and RM4K: Price A$ 209.95

Celebrating Small Victories at Misool Eco Resort: by marit miners; It is with great pride that we announce the first official sanctions in our No Take Zone. Last week our Rangers encountered two fishing boats laying gill nets about 30 minutes north of the resort. The illegal fishermen were intercepted on a routine patrol of our 1220 sq km No-Take Zone.

The importance of a buddy: by Mellow; Recently a group of us went down south of Perth for a boys week of diving and to finish of our advanced course. Most of us have been diving for many years and have logged over a couple of hundred dives ...

My National Geographic Diving Day: by splasch; Ever felt like you were diving in the pages of a National Geographic magazine? Well that's how I felt last Sunday on Christmas Island ...