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Carrying a diving knife is basic dive safety. However, new tools can be better for cutting fishing lines, nets and other hazards.

A few simple, environmentally responsible techniques can help scuba divers and snorkelers protect fragile coral reefs and other underwater ecosystems when they dive.

Deciding when to buy SCUBA gear means evaluating diving needs. Start with personal gear like wetsuits, masks, and snorkels, and work up to the big-ticket items.

Care needs to be taken when ascending to the surface, as this is the most dangerous time during a scuba dive. How to manage both an emergency and normal ascent.

Fixed blade knives have different designs, depending on their intended use. This article explains the major types in common use: hunting, tactical, camping and survival.

Curtin Artificial Reef scuba dive site comprises old ships, car bodies and other items dumped off the western side of Moreton Island. It is a great scuba dive site.

The Tangalooma Wrecks, lying in a line north to south, form a safe haven for boats, and provide an excellent spot for scuba divers and snorkellers.