In case you missed it - The day Jolanda crashed at Shark Reef; work-for-training internships; orcas hunting whale sharks

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06 December 2024

The Day Shark and Jolanda Reef was born

Many readers will have dived Shark and Jolanda Reef - or did they write it as Yolanda? Tell you it was the Captain's BMW? Read the real story from the first man to dive the wreck, Howard Rosenstein, in this extract from his superb new book.

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Fantastic Christmas reads

Need some gift ideas for your favourite scuba diving buddy? Here are ten fantastic diving or ocean-related books that will make perfect presents.

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Missing North Wales diver

North Wales Police are appealing for information after a diver is believed to have gone missing during the last week of November.

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Moctezuma's revenge

A new study details how a pod of orcas in the Gulf of California has been hunting whale sharks for their nutrient-packed livers.

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Is work-for-training worth it?

Working-for-'free'-training divemaster internships are not new, but they are not always as fun - or as free - as they first appear. Former instructor Mark 'Crowley' Russell takes a look at some of the pitfalls involved.

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Adaptive Diving Week

PADI has launched its inaugural Adaptive Diving Week, aiming to inspire more disabled people to take up scuba diving.

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Win a Bilikiki liveaboard trip!

If you've ever taken a holiday with Emperor divers then you could be in with a chance of winning a trip on board the MV Bilikiki.

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DIVE's quiz corner

Welcome to the latest round of DIVE's regular quizzes! Get more than 75 per cent of the answers correct to get 30 per cent off our magazine subscriptions!

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Autumn 2024 Magazine

Our Autumn 24 print magazine is here, filled to the brim as always with great writing and beautiful photography! Jenny Stock's cover feature takes us through the world of venomous sea creatures and what to do if you get stung or bitten, and Lewis Jefferies takes us under the glorious waters of Cornwall. Learn about the first years of Sharm El Sheikh diving from the man who started it all, Howard Rosenstein, in an extract from his new book, and get stuck into some of Alex Mustard's top photo assignments. We also take a journey through Derawan with Mark B Hatter and Aggressor Adventures, chat with marine photographer Rebecca Douglas, take a look at St Helena's vast MPA, and explore the pros and cons of internships with former instructor Mark 'Crowley' Russell.
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