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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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Say cheese!

by Peter

Taken on the stern of the 'Cementco' wreck, Moreton Bay Brisbane. Photocomp October '04 - Open

G'day to you!

by Trurina Cook

Visibility was poor and surge incredible! Dive buddy managed to hang on at one point and had a very close encounter with an octopus in the foreground! Both eye-balled each other for a short while! Taken with a MX5-11 and YS-20A strobe. Photocomp October '04 - Open

Crowned Puffer

by LynneW

I took this photo on a Sunday dive off Shag Rock at Stradbroke Island in Queensland. The little guys looked so cute!

More PJs

by ron.j

This image was also taken at Middle Ground, South Sydney and shows the PJ's as I said nose to tail. Photocomp October '04 - Open

Port Jackson Shark

by ron.j

Taken at Middle Ground where we found the PJ's nose to tail everywhere. Photocomp October '04- Open

Drummer

by ron.j

Taken at Fish Reef, Sydney. Viz was not the greatest but these Drummers are nearly always there and one thing I like about these fish they always seem to be smiling. Photocomp October '04 - Open

Who's more astonished?

by gabyne

This picture was taken on the so-called "AIMS bommie" on the Great Barrier Reef in January 2004. Canon EOS 300 in UK Germany housing and Subtronic Gamma Flash; Fujichrome 100 slide film. Photocomp October '04 - Open

Hungry for action

by gabyne

This photo was taken on a spot called "Scubazoo" in the Coral Sea (Flinders' Reef) before the shark feeding. February 2004. Canon EOS 300 in UK Germany housing and Subtronic Gamma Flash; Fujichrome 100 slide film. Photocomp October '04 - Open

Gorgeous Gorgonia

by gabyne

In the Coral sea, big sea fans are very common and always make a good photo subject, especially in crystal-clear visibility. Taken in January 2004. Canon EOS 300 in UK Germany housing and Subtronic Gamma Flash; Fujichrome 100 slide film. Photocomp October '04 - Open