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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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Garmin Descent Mk3i Watch Dive Computer - 43 mm, titanium with silicone band: Price A$ 2,259.00

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

Getting Spoiled on Spoilsport: by Tim Hochgrebe; So it really is true, you do get warm towels after each dive on a Mike Ball liveaboard ... This is a trip report of a recent 6 day Spoilsport expedition from Townsville to the Great Barrier Reef, Coral Sea and the wreck of the SS Yongala.

The Vanishing Dragon - By Carly Maple: by Tim Hochgrebe; When cameraman Brenton Dean first approached me a few years ago, about writing a wildlife documentary script that would tell the life ecology of leafy sea dragons, I thought, "an entire hour on the one sea creature?" That would absolutely bore people to sleep right?

Goodbye Cocos. Hello Christmas Island!: by Wandy Hochgrebe; We waved goodbye to the crew from Cocos (Keeling) Islands until our arms hurt. We were a bit sad to leave everybody behind, but also excited about what was going to come. After only an hour the plane started to descend again and we could see Christmas Island. It was very clear straight away that Christmas Island is geologically very different from the Cocos (Keeling) Islands.