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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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Fantasea UWL-400Q - Wide Angle Conversion Wet Lens 0.5x: Price A$ 599.00

SwellPro Fisherman MAX Heavy Lift Fishing Drone Advanced: Price A$ 3,999.00

Insta360 X4 8K 360 Action Camera: Price A$ 869.00

SeaLife 0.75x Wide Angle Conversion Lens: Price A$ 299.00

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

Fantasea FRX100 VA R Housing for Sony RX100 III / IV / V / VA - with optional vacuum system: Price A$ 799.00

SeaLife Sea Dragon 3000F with Color Boost™ Auto Photo/Video Light: Price A$ 899.00

Underwater X Elk Draws Stainless Steel Insulated Water Bottle for Mental Health - Whale Shark: Price A$ 39.95

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Byron Bay goes TEK - or does it !?: by Tim Hochgrebe; 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 ...

Leopard Sharks Up Close and Personal: by Wandy Hochgrebe; The leopard shark (Stegostoma fasciatum) belongs to the Order of carpet sharks (Orectolobiformes) and is easily recognisable.

Encounter with a Whaleshark at North Stradbroke: by MatthiasWildermuth; Something huge was out there and from the side it looks first like a tiger shark. I mean, it was too big for a zebra shark....