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AIDE 2020 | Sydney 30 July - 3 August UW CARD DISCOUNT based in Sydney, NSW, Australia: Divers, non-divers and anyone interested in the marine world are all welcomed to come along to not only learn about the sport, diving hot spots and the latest gears and gadgets on offer, but be inspired to explore more of this underwater world, of which we know so little.

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Inon Optical D Cable SS Type L Rubber Bush Set 2: Price A$ 129.00

T-Housing Aluminium Deepdive Housing for Insta360 Ace Pro 1 & 2: Price A$ 599.00

Backscatter Macro Wide 4300 Underwater Video Light MW-4300: Price A$ 879.00

Kraken 5.5-inch Ultra Bright Underwater Monitor V2 - 4K: Price A$ 2,499.00

Inon UCL-67 M67 Underwater Close-up Macro Lens +15: Price A$ 549.00

Sublue Tini - Modular Underwater Scooter: Price A$ 799.00

Sealife Sea Dragon Mini 1600 Power Kit: Price A$ 239.95

Inon Optical D Cable L Type L Rubber Bush Set 2: Price A$ 139.00

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So little girl you want to dive with whales?: by Ric Mingramm; Back in the dim past when I was allowed to dive at my leisure and we didn't have kids, the other half actually used to get wet quite often. Being the generous provider that I am I was nearly always able to swing our holidays to a place that was close to or driving distance to the water ...

Seaslugs - Part II. Sidegill slugs and Sap-sucking slugs: by Ákos Lumnitzer; In this article I will introduce you to the next two in hierarchical sequence. Seaslugs are indeed fascinating creatures and are a favorite for many photographers. They do not move about very quickly at all, which is a characteristic that makes them easy subjects to shoot. Often it is not the case of 'the one that got away', but the case of 'Oh no! I have run out of film again!'.

Night dive at the Rock: by Gerard; The sunset over the bay was a real treat to watch through the boat as we waited for water to lift her. We would soon be on our way past the perfectly peeling lines of swell and out to the rocks.