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With resident hippies, surfers, rich urban escapees, actors and artists, this region has become a curious mix, with everyone knowing they live in a relaxed, unique destination.

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CineBags - CB25B Revolution BackpackCineBags - CB25B Revolution Backpack
Price A$ 519.95
Ocean Guardian eSPEAR - Shark ShieldOcean Guardian eSPEAR - Shark Shield
Price A$ 379.00
DYRON Macro lens UCL67IIDYRON Macro lens UCL67II
Price A$ 199.00
Oceanic+ Dive Housing - for iPhoneOceanic+ Dive Housing - for iPhone
Price A$ 979.00
AOI UMG-01 LCD Underwater Magnifier for Olympus and OM SystemAOI UMG-01 LCD Underwater Magnifier for Olympus and OM System
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SwellPro Fisherman FD3 ADVANCED - WaterProof Fishing DroneSwellPro Fisherman FD3 ADVANCED - WaterProof Fishing Drone
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Fantasea FG7X III S Vacuum Underwater Housing for Canon G7X Mark IIIFantasea FG7X III S Vacuum Underwater Housing for Canon G7X Mark III
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Video Light Package with tray and arms - 4000 lumens - Scubalamp PV22 x 2Video Light Package with tray and arms - 4000 lumens - Scubalamp PV22 x 2
Price A$ 629.00

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Byron Bay goes TEK - or does it !?Byron Bay goes TEK - or does it !?
Well … the trip was to go to Windara banks or the Cod Grounds how they call it … a deep dive that isn’t done a lot around Byron Bay anymore. Everyone was excited as tales of sharks galore – and not just Grey Nurses – were told during the days approaching the dive ...
Julian RocksJulian Rocks
Named by Captain Cook in 1776, Julian Rocks in Byron Bay consists of ancient sedimentary rock, remains of a volcanic eruption more than 20 million years ago. It is an extension of Cape Byron separated by water and forms a most unique marine reserve, providing shelter and food for more than 500 tropical and temperate fish species alone!
Grey Nurse Shark rescued from fishing gaff in Byron BayGrey Nurse Shark rescued from fishing gaff in Byron Bay
I joined Sue and big Mark (from the Byron Bay Dive Centre) and (to avoid missing anyone) the Seaworld crew, Marine Parks and Fisheries aboard the Seaworld boat this morning for a rescue attempt. My job was videographer for the underwater part of the operation. All of the shark wrangling was done by Seaworld staff.
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