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10 Things to Know Before Buying a Rebreather

Words and Photography by Jill Heinerth   Rebreathers offer an entirely new way to enjoy the underwater world. Whether it is the technology that...

Wakatobi

The dive centre at the end of the universe

Eric Vohr takes a private jet to explore Indonesia’s Eden – Wakatobi   Sometimes, you have to travel to the end of the world to find...

RAID's Paul Toomer. Photo: Olivier van Overbeek

Can this man save the diving industry? Interview with Paul Toomer

By Michael Menduno   RAID’s co-owner is on a mission to make diving sexy again. He’s passionate, experienced, and brings a fresh point of...

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Seminally Cinematic – Aquatica’s AGH5

Text by Russell Clark Panasonic and Aquatica bring professional underwater video tools to the masses with the GH5, GH5S and AGH5 housing. Get ready...

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The Realm of Four Kings – Raja Ampat with Aggressor Fleet

The Four Kings have produced a legacy of warm water, abundant sea life and pristine diving in the Indonesian paradise of Raja Ampat Text and...

Sexism

Sexism: Alive and well in scuba diving

Text and Photography by Jill Heinerth Originally published in Volume 40, issue 7. Click here to subscribe. Pioneering Scuba diver Marjorie Bank...

Red-sea-diving

Red Sea Rush – Exploring the Egyptian coast with the Aggressor Fleet

The brand new Red Sea Aggressor cruises down the southern Egyptian coast to dive sites remote and iconic, and they do it in style Text by Michele...

Photo: Kevin Davidson

New Zealand’s Mikhail Lermontov: A Wreck to Die For

New Zealand’s Mikhail Lermontov reveals a tragic tale of duels, death and poetic injustice, but it’s a helluva sunken ship to explore Text by...

Dive team prepares to search Alameda Estuary for bullet casings. Photos: Gregory Thomas Dive Industry, Feature Articles - 12/11/2018 A Feel for Forensics
Stormy2 Columns, Travel - 06/11/2018 Dealing with seasickness
Photo: Jill Heinerth Dive Travel, Feature Articles, Historical - 06/11/2018 Obituary: Rest in pieces
Steve Lewis and one of the twelve rebreathers he’s owned; just make sure you invest in the right tool for the job. Photo: Jill Heinerth. Columns, Tech Diving - 06/11/2018 Tech Diving: Rebreathers…
Screen Shot 2018-11-06 at 11.49.26 AM Dive Travel, Feature Articles - 06/11/2018 Welcome to the Maldives video
Keller prepares for his May 1961 chamber dive at the United States Navy Experimental Diving Unit (NEDU). Photo: US Navy Feature Articles, Historical - 06/11/2018 Hannes Keller Diving pioneer and Renaissance man
Jean-Michel in Papua New Guinea where he and his team enjoyed diving the ‘slow lane’. Photo: Ocean Futures Society Future Oceans - 05/11/2018 Love is in the Sea
01_DIVER_84-Winter This Issue - 31/10/2018 Inside the current issue!
Featured Feature Articles, Technical Diving - 06/10/2016 Protect Your Noggin’ – Things to consider when gearing up with a dive helmet
Underwater_welding Dive Industry, Marine Technology - 10/08/2016 How to Get Into Underwater Welding 
The "holy grail of diving" has been released at this year TekDiveUSA show in Miami. Seen above with their new M28 computer Dive Gear, Dive Industry - 24/05/2016 Breakthrough Rebreather Technology Announced
NERD_assembly_small Dive Gear, Dive Industry - 04/01/2016 Retraction: Shearwater NERD pricing
50Facts Feature Articles, Marine Life, Marine Technology - 14/12/2015 50 fascinating facts about the ocean
GallantJ_Almanac_14 Books, Digital Diver, Dive Industry, Historical - 03/12/2015 Rewriting the history books with the Diving Almanac
Lapsed-Divers Feature Articles, Training - 01/11/2015 Dust off those fins!
Photo by Tobias Friedrich Columns, Digital Diver - 01/11/2015 Big Picture: In a Flash
FireSetup Columns, Final Cut - 01/11/2015 What it Takes to Shoot a Feature Film
Seeing is believing. Make sure your underwater vision is all that it can be! Photo: David Fleetham.com Columns, Diving Medicine - 01/11/2015 Corrective Dive Masks
The chance meeting and fun photos proved to be the last poses the pinup girl made before retiring from her high profile modelling life Historical - 01/11/2015 Meeting Bettie Page
Photo-1-Part-144 Being Digital, Columns - 01/11/2015 The Metaphor of the Swiss Army Knife
Shark Dive Travel, Feature Articles, Marine Life - 01/11/2015 Alaska’s Prince William Sound
Photo: Courtesy from Petit St Vincent Columns, Future Oceans - 01/11/2015 Destination Diving Meets Ecotourism
SoCal-Front-2015 Dive Industry, Dive Photo and Video - 20/08/2015 $20,000 underwater photo shootout
Spencer Slate watches a boulder coral release gametes early Sunday, Aug. 21, 2011, off Key Largo, Fla., in the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary. The coral was one of many off the Keys that reproduced during the once-a-year mass-spawning ritual that many divers describe as an upside-down snowfall. The reproduction ritual normally occurs several days after the full moon in either August or September. FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY (Frazier Nivens/Florida Keys News Bureau/HO) Dive Industry - 20/08/2015 Florida Keys Annual Coral Spawning
Padi-womens-day Dive Industry, Opinion, Training - 14/07/2015 PADI Launches Inaugural Women’s Dive Day – July 18th
935 Orange CUBED FOAM Dive Gear - 26/05/2015 Nanuk cases: Indestructable, waterproof and travel friendly
DIABC Dive Industry, Dive Travel, Eau Canada - 22/04/2015 New Scuba Dive British Columbia Video Released
sw2015 poster_working Dive Industry, Eau Canada, Historical, Shipwrecks - 20/04/2015 Annual Shipwrecks Symposium May 2, Ontario
Tour of the HMS Erebus, with Parks Canada archaeologists Archaeology, Historical - 16/04/2015 Tour of the HMS Erebus, with Parks Canada archaeologists
2015-0303-01 Archaeology, Eau Canada, Historical - 09/04/2015 Archaeology and Navy divers team up to explore Erebus
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