Tag: Cave Divers Association of Australia
Sinkhole access granted
AFTER two years without access, the gates to Kilsby's Sinkhole at Mount Schank are once again open to members of the Cave Divers Association...
The Sisters Sinkhole explored
THE surface water is green and murky, but as I descend it becomes somewhat clearer and before long the wreck of a truck becomes...
Sinkhole prime for diver training
KNOWN primarily as a training site among cave divers, Gouldens Sinkhole in Mount Schank has seen thousands of students explore its cold and normally...
Fleeced ram rescued
AFTER 15 years at the bottom of a Mount Gambier sinkhole, the statue of a ram has been brought to the surface by cave...
Coldest sinkhole a ‘hidden gem’
KNOWN among cave divers as the coldest sinkhole in the South East, Ela Elap is hidden in a paddock on private property in Mount...
Highway to underwater heaven
A UNIQUE sinkhole in the middle of a state highway linking Mount Gambier and Port MacDonnell has been attracting cave divers to the South...
Lone tree marks mysterious deep cavern
KNOWN as "One Tree" by the cave diving community, this water-filled sinkhole gained its name from a lone pine tree standing near its northern...
Natural underwater wonder explored
HIDDEN in a vast pine plantation on the outskirts of Mount Gambier lies one of the Lower South East's most valued treasures - a...
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2024 Group Training Employment Apprenticeship and Trainee Awards
LIMESTONE Coast apprentices and trainees have been recognised at the Group Training Employment’s (GTE) annual Apprentice and Trainee of the Year Awards.
This year’s...
