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WORLD CHAMPION KEENEY HEADS 2018 DIVING QUALIFIERS FIELD

World Champion, Olympic and Commonwealth Games medallist Maddison Keeney heads a strong line-up for this weekâ€™s diving selection trials for next yearâ€™s Games on the Gold Coast. Australiaâ€™s most experienced diver, Melissa Wu, has been forced to withdraw from the Gold Coast trials because of a back injury, but is still a chance to be nominated by Diving Australia for selection for her fourth Commonwealth Games.

Wed 13 Dec 2017

SILVER FOR BEDGGOOD ON FINAL DAY OF GOLD COAST GRAND PRIX

Australiaâ€™s Domonic Bedggood has won a silver medal in the menâ€™s platform final on the final day of competition at the FINA Diving Grand Prix on the Gold Coast. But Australiaâ€™s two womenâ€™s springboard synchro teams both missed chances for a medal when they each recorded a no-dive during their final.

Sun 12 Nov 2017

WORLD AND COMMONWEALTH CHAMPIONS TRIUMPH ON THE GOLD COAST

A current world champion and a Commonwealth Games gold medallist have been among the victors on the first day of finals in cold and windy conditions at the FINA Diving Grand Prix on the Gold Coast on Saturday. Australia, China, Malaysia and Great Britain shared the gold medals, with the experienced Melissa Wu teaming up with Adelaideâ€™s Taneka Kovchenko to beat a small field in the womenâ€™s platform synchro.

Sat 11 Nov 2017

FINA Grand Prix, Gold Coast: Day Two

Local hope Domonic Bedggood and Australian teammate Matthew Barnard are both through to this weekendâ€™s final of the menâ€™s platform event after strong performances in trying conditions at the FINA Diving Grand Prix on the Gold Coast on Friday.

Fri 10 Nov 2017

FINA Grand Prix, Gold Coast: Day One

Australiaâ€™s AnnaRose Keating and Brittany Oâ€™Brien have both topped their semi-finals in the womenâ€™s platform event at the Gold Coast Diving Grand Prix to put them in good positions for medals this weekend.

Thu 09 Nov 2017

Marriage Equality

The Board and CEO of Diving Australia supports marriage equality. The Board and CEO see this issue as one of fairness, equality, inclusiveness and respect. While this is the view of Diving Australiaâ€™s Board and CEO, we respect the rights of Diving Australia members, staff, athletes, associates and all Australians to vote in the manner they wish in the current postal vote.

Thu 12 Oct 2017

2017 FINA Diving Grand Prix - Volunteers required!

Diving Australia is pleased to be hosting the 2017 FINA Diving Grand Prix Event to be held on the Gold Coast, Australia.

Thu 24 Aug 2017

Grant Nel Announces Retirement

Grant Nel has today announced his retirement.

Thu 17 Aug 2017

AUSTRALIA IN THE MEDALS AT WORLD MASTERS CHAMPIONSHIPS

Australia has picked up four bronze medals on the opening three days of competition at the FINA 2017 World Masters Diving Championships in Budapest.

Thu 10 Aug 2017

IFFLAND CEMENTS REPUTATION AS THE WORLDâ€™S BEST HIGH-DIVER

Australian high-diving gold medallist Rhiannon Iffland has promised to keep pushing for her sport to be included on the 2024 Olympic program, after snatching gold in a dramatic final round at the FINA World Championships in Budapest on the weekend.

Tue 01 Aug 2017

ANOTHER STRONG PERFORMANCE FROM KEENEY AND SMITH ON WORLD STAGE

Australiaâ€™s Maddison Keeney has finished fifth and Anabelle Smith 11th in the 3-metre final at the World Aquatics Championships in Budapest, Hungary. Keeney, who broke through to win her first major international competition when she took gold in the 1-metre earlier in the week, finished the 3-metre with 335.50 points, with Chinese Olympic gold medallist, Shi Tingmao, taking first place with 383.50.

Sat 22 Jul 2017

CONNOR PUTS IN SOLID PERFORMANCE IN MENâ€™S 3-METRE FINAL

Australian diver James Connor has finished ninth in the final of the menâ€™s springboard at the FINA World Aquatics Championships in Budapest, Hungary. And in further good news for Australia, 1-metre world champion Maddison Keeney and her Olympic synchro bronze medal partner, Anabelle Smith, have both qualified for the individual final of the womenâ€™s 3-metre springboard.

Fri 21 Jul 2017

WU PUTS IN SOLID PERFORMANCE IN PLATFORM FINAL

Melissa Wu has bounced back from a shaky semi-final to finish fifth in the womenâ€™s platform final at the World Aquatics Championships in Budapest. 25-year-old Wu, competing in her fifth World Championships, only just scraped into the final after finishing 11th in Tuesdayâ€™s semi-final, but showed her class with a strong finals performance in a field full of Olympic medallists and World champions.

Thu 20 Jul 2017

WU FIGHTS HARD TO EARN CHANCE FOR WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP MEDAL

Australian diver Melissa Wu has qualified for the final of the womenâ€™s platform at the 2017 World Championships in Budapest, despite a few nervous moments. The three-time Olympian was at her brilliant best for the preliminary round, qualifying second behind Olympic gold medallist Qian Ren of China, with Chinese Olympic silver medallist Yajie Si third.

Wed 19 Jul 2017

MORE SOLID PERFORMANCES FROM AUSTRALIAN DIVERS IN BUDAPEST

Australiaâ€™s Olympic bronze medallists, Maddison Keeney and Anabelle Smith, have just missed a medal in the womenâ€™s 3-metre springboard at the FINA World Championships in Budapest overnight.

Tue 18 Jul 2017

FIFTH FOR AUSTRALIA IN WOMENâ€™S PLATFORM SYNCHRO

Three-time Olympian Melissa Wu and South Australiaâ€™s Taneka Kovchenko have finished fifth in the womenâ€™s platform synchro final at the FINA World Championships in Budapest. The Australians dived consistently throughout the final, reaching as high as equal fourth after their second dive and dropping to seventh after the third dive, before climbing back to fifth.

Mon 17 Jul 2017

KEENEY BREAKS THROUGH FOR BIGGEST WIN OF DIVING CAREER

Australiaâ€™s Maddison Keeney has broken through for the biggest win of her international diving career, winning 1-metre springboard gold at the 2017 World Championships in Budapest overnight. An emotional Keeney fought back tears as she emerged from the pool after her final dive, knowing she had done enough to secure her first ever major gold medal.

Sun 16 Jul 2017

KEENEYâ€™S DEGREE OF DIFFICULTY PUTS HER INTO TOP SPOT FOR SPRINGBOARD FINAL

Australian diver Maddison Keeney has qualified for todayâ€™s World Championships final of the 1-metre springboard in Budapest in the gold medal position. 21-year-old Keeney finished her five dives in Fridayâ€™s preliminary round with a total of 283.80, more than five points clear of Chinaâ€™s Yiwen Chen with Malaysiaâ€™s Jun Hoong Cheong qualifying third.

Sat 15 Jul 2017