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07.12.2011
Passions of Paradise Student Research Grant 2011
Cassandra Rigby PhD candidate Title: Life history of deepwater chondrichthyans in the Great Barrier Reef: non-lethal ageing The Great Barrier Reef has one third of its area in waters over 200 metres deep, yet we know very little about the lives of the sharks and rays that live in these deep waters. This is also true of the deepwater sharks and rays around the world; even though half of the worldâ...
14.11.2011
Dream car fits the wedding picture
Getting his hands on a 1966 Chevrolet Chevelle SS 396 Convertible was a dream come true for Alan Wallish who had been scouring the countryside for a classic dream cars he could enjoy on the weekends. The Cairns businessman was chuffed when he came across the Chevelle as he has fond memories of childhood road trips in his father’s same model Chevelle when they lived in Canada in 1967. “This Che...
17.10.2011
Passions campaigns to save sharks
Three James Cook University students have been able to share their research into sharks at a national conference thanks to a grant by Passions of Paradise. As part of its commitment to shark conservation, Passions of Paradise has donated $18,000 over the past four years as part of a sponsorship arrangement with the Oceania Chondricththyan Society (OCS) to help students researching sharks and rays....
04.10.2011
Australian Travellers Magazine
A story from the Australian Travellers magazine editor Elizabeth Knowles after her time in the Tropical North Queensland earlier this year. Download Here
02.10.2011
Reef Teach Times 13 - Coral Spawning
The Reef Teach show is continuing to evolve as technology allows. More new images and video have been added to the show, giving a far enhanced experience of the reef prior to visiting it. Every person that attends the Reef Teach show gets to take home fish and coral ID guide sheets and now a complimentary bookmark with fantastic images of the Great Barrier Reef.












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