A detailed inquest into the death of a Belgian technical diver off the coast of Ireland has shed light on the final moments leading up to a fatal deep wreck dive, highlighting the complexities and risks associated with advanced diving
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Two divers were pulled to safety on Sunday morning after spending approximately 20 hours adrift in open water off North Stradbroke Island, Queensland, following a dive near the popular Point Lookout area. The pair were reported overdue on Saturday morning
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A British diver has lost his life following an incident in Maltese waters, with UK media identifying the deceased as Anthony Thompson, 62, from Bolton, Greater Manchester. The news has prompted an outpouring of tributes from family, friends, and the
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For years, divers, paddlers, and researchers have asked the same simple question: how deep is Australia’s deepest lake? Lake St Clair in Tasmania has held that title for a long time, but its true maximum depth was not confirmed with
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The world below the surface is not only a place to explore. For commercial divers, it is a job site. The work is technical, physical, and often high risk. It supports industries that depend on safe ships, strong infrastructure, and
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Drift diving is often described as easy, but it is not casual. It is a controlled dive in moving water. Instead of fighting the current, divers use it to travel across reefs, walls, and channels. When done well, the dive feels smooth and efficient.
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