Ady Hinchliffe new DA Head Coach & Program Director
Diving Australia is delighted to announce Adrian (Ady) Hinchliffe’s appointment as the new Diving Australia Head Coach and Program Director.
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DA HP Director Steve Foley to step down
Diving Australia High Performance Director, Steve Foley, has decided he will step down from his role once his current contract comes to an end in June this year, following the conclusion of the Open National Championships/World Trials in Sydney.
APPLICATIONS OPEN FOR ATHLETE COMMITTEE ROLE
Diving Australia is seeking nominations for a vacant position on the Athlete Committee. This is an exciting opportunity for a current or recently retired athlete to help shape the future of our sport and ensure the athlete voice is heard at the highest level.
AUSSIES TO GO HEAD-TO-HEAD IN SUPER FINAL
Some of Australia’s best divers will take on the World Cup Super Final in Beijing this weekend with a new head-to-head format introduced by World Aquatics changing up the action.
Australia’s biggest ever Age Champs concludes
More than 250 competitors from across Australia, and the Tasman, flocked to the Gold Coast for five days of competition and celebration during the 2025 Australian Diving Age Championships.
AQUATICS GB JUNIOR ELITE CHAMPIONSHIPS WRAP UP
Some of Australia’s best young divers gained valuable international competition experience this month as they took on Britain’s top juniors at the 2025 Aquatics GB Junior Elite Diving Championships in Plymouth.
EMILY MEANEY APPOINTED CHAIR OF DA ATHLETE COMMITTEE
Diving Australia (DA) is pleased to announce Commonwealth Games athlete Emily Meaney has been appointed Chair of its Athlete’s Committee.
AUSTRALIAN AGE CHAMPS, BIGGER AND BETTER
The biggest Australian diving event of the year is set to take over the Gold Coast Aquatic Centre this week as the 2025 National Age Championships gets underway on Wednesday (April 16).
AUSSIE DIVERS SHINE AT BRITISH ELITES
Six of the Nation’s brightest up and coming diving stars are preparing to take on the world at the 2025 Junior British Diving Elites in Plymouth.
2025 WORLD AQUATICS WORLD CUP DAILY UPDATE
Catch up on all the highlights from the 2025 World Aquatics World Cup, as eight of our Aussie Divers take on the globe in Guadalajara, Mexico and Windsor, Canada.
DIVING AUSTRALIA CONGRATULATES NEW AOC CEO, MARK ARBIB
Diving Australia congratulates Mark Arbib on his appointment as the Australian Olympic Committee (AOC) Chief Executive today.
AUSTRALIAN DIVERS EYE WORLD CUP SUPER FINAL SPOTS
Nine of Australia’s top divers are set to begin their first major international event of the year with the first of three 2025 World Aquatics Diving World Cups in Guadalajara.
DIVING AUSTRALIA BOARD ANNOUNCE NEW BOARD LEADERSHIP CHANGE
Diving Australia is delighted to announce Hayden Collins as the new Chair of the Board following the departure of Elizabeth Jack to the Australian Sports Commission.
BRISBANE SET TO BECOME GLOBAL WATER SPORTS POWERHOUSE
AUSTRALIA’S aquatic sports today welcomed the announcement from the Queensland Government that a National Aquatics Centre (NAC) will be developed in Spring Hill as part of the Brisbane 2032 master plan, creating a true legacy for future generations.
RENEWED CALL FOR NATIONAL AQUATICS CENTRE
Australia’s aquatic sports have renewed calls for the National Aquatics Centre (NAC) to be developed in Brisbane as a critical legacy from the 2032 Olympics and Paralympics.
ELIZABETH JACK TO LEAVE THE DIVING AUSTRALIA BOARD
Diving Australia’s Chair of the Board, Elizabeth Jack, is standing down from her role after six years, accepting a new role on the Australian Sports Commission Board.
DA confirms 2025 National Talent Squad
The future of Australian Diving is looking bright with the announcement of the 2025 DA National Talent Squad (NTS).
2024 NTS members Mila Klyne and Piper Howard from Queensland, will this year be joined by new recruits from NSW, Hayden Brinckley,, Zachary Chan, Emerson Hoo and Irene Kim.