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Our Ambassadors

Dive Rite Australia Ambassadors are a select group of dive enthusiasts who, through their work or explorations, epitomize the Dive Rite spirit of adventure and exploration in the aquatic world and exemplify the Dive Rite commitment to technical diving excellence.  We've created this program so that our Ambassadors can share their stories as an inspiration to us all. We hope you will be inspired, amused and flat out impressed by the tales of exploration and be moved by their incredible photographs.

Craig Challen

Craig Challen is a Veterinary Surgeon in Perth by profession but this is only to support his enthusiastic pursuit of technical diving. Beginning diving in 1994 he progressed to cave diving in the late 1990s. The attraction of technical diving for Craig is the twin challenge of the use of advanced technology and engaging in old-fashioned exploration in previously unvisited places.Read more .....
 

John Dalla-Zuanna

John completed a diving course in 1973 and began Cavediving in the same year after a club trip to Mt. Gambier, South Australia. As a 34 year member of the CDAA and current Penetration Diver instructor, John has dived caves in Florida, NZ, Yugoslavia and Italy as well as caves throughout Australia since the late 70’s.

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Dean Chamberlain

Dean started diving while still in high school and quickly decided that this was something he wanted to make a large part of his life. He changed his school subjects to suit him becoming a marine scientist and spent most of his spare in the water. In university his interest in diving continued and he spent most of his weekends and holidays diving around coastal Australia. Read more .....
 

Richard Harris

“Harry” is an Adelaide based anaesthetist and physician in diving medicine who has held a passion for all things aquatic since he was a small boy. He did his FAUI OW course with Adelaide Skin Diving Centre in 1979. In the mid 80’s he began cave diving and with the advent of “technical diving” his focus has more recently moved to utilising mixed gas rebreathers to explore and document caves in Australia, NZ and Vanuatu.

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