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Celebrating International Women's Day with Liz Jack
Friday 8 March marks International Women’s Day, an opportunity to celebrate the incredible women diving in Australia, past and present.
Diving Australia is fortunate to have a strong female leadership within the organisation, including current Diving Australia Chair, Liz Jack.
Celebrating International Women's Day with Lisa Wright
Friday 8 March marks International Women’s Day, an opportunity to celebrate the incredible women diving in Australia, past and present.
Diving Australia committee positions open for application
Diving Australia is currently seeking appropriately qualified and interested people for a range of Committees.
Recap | Diving World Cup 2024 - Montreal
The individual finals at the 2024 Diving World Cup in Montreal started Saturday with three Aussie athletes in action.
Paris preparations continue for Aussie divers as World Cup season gets underway
Two weeks after they celebrated their biggest ever medal haul at a World Aquatics Championships, Australia’s divers are preparing for the 2024 World Cup season, beginning in Montreal which is the first of three World Cup events.
Youfor2032 Talent Identification Days
We’re looking for the next generation of Queensland sporting heroes in springboard and platform diving!
Jodie Gillam has made the decision to leave Diving Australia to pursue new opportunities.
After 14 years, Jodie Gillam, Manager Competitions and Administration, has made the decision to leave Diving Australia to pursue new opportunities.
Divers announced as Ambassadors of The Good Village AIS initiative
Divers Emily Meaney and Olivia O’Rourke are among 17 high performance athletes from across Australia appointed as ambassadors for The Good Village Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) Problem Solvers Program.
Australian high diver Rhiannan Iffland creates history at World Aquatics Championships
Australian high diver Rhiannan Iffland was announced 2023 Athlete of the Year at the World Aquatics High Diving Championships.
Australian High Diver claims fourth World Championships
Australian high diver Rhiannan Iffland has had an extraordinary day in Qatar, taking out the gold medal for 2024 Women’s World High Diving Championships.
Keeney and Bedggood win gold in Mixed 3 Metre Springboard
Maddison Keeney and Domonic Bedggood won Australia’s fifth medal of the World Aquatics Championships 2024 with a gold medal performance in the Mixed 3-Metre Springboard.
AUSTRALIAN DIVER CASSIEL ROUSSEAU NAMED WORLD AQUATICS ATHLETE OF THE YEAR
Australian diver Cassiel Rousseau has today been announced as World Aquatics Diving Athlete of the Year for 2023.
23-year-old Rousseau was awarded the honour in Doha,Qatar before the Women’s 3-Metre Springboard Semi-Final at the 2024 World Aquatics Championships.
SMITH AND KEENEY WIN SILVER FOR AUSTRALIA AT WORLD AQUATICS CHAMPIONSHIPS
Australian diving stalwarts Anabelle Smith and Maddison Keeney have claimed a silver medal at the 2024 World Aquatics Championships overnight in the Women’s 3-Metre Springboard Synchronised event.
Shixin Li adds silver to his AquaDoha2024 medal tally
Shixin Li won his second medal of the 2024 World Aquatics Championships overnight, claiming silver in the Men’s 1-Metre Springboard.
New Aussie World Champion crowned on Day One AquaDoha2024
Alysha Koloi became Australia’s newest world champion in diving overnight winning gold in the Women’s 1-Metre Springboard on world aquatics championships debut.
Australia’s divers hunt remaining Olympic quotas as World Aquatics Championships looms
The World Aquatics Championships represents the last stop on the road to Paris for Australia’s synchronised divers with four Aussie pairings chasing a quota for their country when competition begins in Doha on Friday.
Iffland secures Cliff Diving World Series title
Australia’s Rhiannan Iffland earned victory at the final stop of the 2023 Red Bull Cliff Diving World Series in New Zealand on Sunday, sealing the series title in style in front of more than 55,000 spectators across two competition days at windy Waitemata Harbour.