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Australia is the sixth largest country in the world. It's about the same size as the 48 mainland states of the USA and 50 per cent larger than Europe, but has the lowest population density in the world - only two people per square kilometre.

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Nudibranch

by Fergy

Here are a few pickies from a dive I did around Orpheus Island on Sunday. Orpheus Island is part of the Palm Island group, off Townsville, QLD. (Halgerda sp. - Wandy)

Lucky the Green Turtle

by octopulse

Taken off Townsville, QLD at the Great Barrier Reef. Used an Olympus c8080 in a PT23 housing. Photocomp December '04 - Open

Baby Port Jackson

by Ákos Lumnitzer

This little PJ pup was part of a pack of 15-20 little babies in Watsons Bay, Sydney. We observed them for over a month in September 2001, before they moved out into deeper water and finally disappeared. Photocomp December '04 - Open

New kid on the block

by Ákos Lumnitzer

This is a new discovery from Sydney waters. The little fish, a Sydney Pygmy Pipehorse (Idiotropiscis lumnitzeri), is very hard to photograph. This is a 1:1 shot with a Nikonos III.

You're being watched!

by Ákos Lumnitzer

Taken on the left-hand-side of Camp Cove, NSW over very silty, barren ground with a 1:1 framer on a Nikonos III. Photocomp December '04 - Open

Gotcha!

by Ákos Lumnitzer

We were nightdiving under the Kurnell refinery jetty, NSW and these little spotted Dumpling Squids were all over the place! I have never seen so many in a night, and many were feeding on the hinge-beak shrimps. Photocomp December '04 - Open

Tiger anemone

by Ákos Lumnitzer

I took this image off the deep end off Fishrock, NSW in 34 meters of water and this was the only one I liked from an entire roll of Velvia.

Bayliss Shell

by ron.j

This photo was taken at Fish Reef, Sydney. The Bayliss shells are all laying their eggs at the moment we don't often see them laying at Fish Reef this was the only one. Photocomp December '04 - Open

One-spot Puller

by ron.j

This photo was taken at Barren's Hut, Sydney. Visibility was 4-5m at best, but there were hundreds of these guys all hanging around together ready to start their breeding cycle. Photocomp December '04 - Open