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Papua New Guinea's Walindi Resort presents marine diversity on scale reviewer Mike Scotland has rarely experienced.

A new form of diving is here! Discover something so different – so magical – where marine creatures take on a new life.

The stark reality of diving is that it brings risks. Unfortunately, some divers, even veterans, push the limits of safe diving practices and equipment.

From the Yasawas and the Outer Islands to Kadavu and the Great Astrolabe Reef - 9 of the best dive spots Fiji has to offer.

For a team of technical divers, modern technology brings a new concept of deep exploration - the iconic wreck Britannic, possibly the greatest ever wreck dive!

Two years ago Divecat sank in the Hauraki Gulf in 43m - earlier this year she was resurrected. This is what it took.

The annual GBR coral spawn event reason for celebration after Covid restrictions.

Safety when diving around wharves and marinas

Scientists have used satellite technology to chart the Cook Islands’ seafloor in never-before-seen detail

New data and modelling shows persistent and extensive seabed harm

What you need to know: The latest medical advice on how Covid-19 affects divers and what precautions you need to take

As Niue re-opens to tourists its govt announces protection for 100% of its oceans

Keeping our environment beautiful above and below the surface

Dive Tutukaka's Jeroen Jongejans who died on February 21st achieved an enormous amount for New Zealand diving and tourism - here we post three tributes to him

Here's some of the features of common kelp, a familiar sight to divers throughout Aotearoa New Zealand

Scallop beds are in decline and destructive scallop dredging practices need to stop

DAN's Travelers Medical Guide helps divers, boaters, and adventure travelers recognize and manage illnesses and injuries

Spearfishers come across amazing creature in Queen Charlotte Sound

Progress of an urban green belt in the ocean.

Tech diving deep thoughts and deeper discussions part three - where to source the right gear you need, and the balance between skills learning and practice.

Cathedral Dive & Snorkel in the Coromandel is the longest operating dive business in the area with an intimate knowledge of the local underwater environment.

Water absorbs the red and yellow colours of the light spectrum, leaving underwater shots with a blue and green colour cast. How do we correct this problem?

One dive everyone needs to make is to dive on the Canterbury

A new Marine Sanctuary in the Te Pēwhairangi/Bay of Islands gazetted on November 17th is in force from December 15th, 2021.