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A scuba divemaster has many functions and roles, the most important is to provide a safe and enjoyable diving experience for others.

A scuba divemaster must be a leader, a supporting shoulder and a hard taskmaster. They make sacrifices and must be prepared for anything to happen during a scuba dive.

When a scuba dive pair are left to drift alone in the ocean after a scuba dive, many questions arise. There are many reasons why this dangerous scenario can occur.

Failure of scuba equipment is common and can happen at inappropriate times. Carrying spare bits and pieces is good insurance and may mean a dive is not missed.

Caring for the planet, recycling, greenhouse gases, these concerns must not stop when divers duck under the water. Scuba divers must help conserve the underwater world.

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.