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Diving Australia is pleased to acknowledge the appointment of two Australians, Bree Bryant and Joey Zuber, to World Aquatics Technical Committees, reflecting Australia’s ongoing influence and leadership across the sport globally.
Through a new Diving Australia learn to dive program ‘Splash Nation’, school children across the country will soon be able to learn to dive as part of the national Sporting Schools program led by the Australian Sports Commission.
Diving Australia is proud to join thousands of Australians recognising 2025 Wear It Purple Day, a day dedicated to celebrating inclusion and promoting visibility.
Cassiel Rousseau, 'King Cass', lit up the OCBC Aquatic Centre in Singapore tonight, sealing the Gold Medal in the Men's 10-metre Platform with a final dive score of 99.90 to become World Champion for the second time.
In one of the closest finals the diving events at the 2025 World Aquatics Championships have seen thus far, Cassiel Rousseau and Maddison Keeney brought home the silver medal in the Mixed 3-metre Springboard Synchro - less than one point behind gold medallists, Italy.
Day one of Diving Australia's 2025 World Aquatics Championships campaign started with gold on the women's 20-metre high diving platform and ended with gold on the women's 1-metre springboard.
A 14-strong Australian Diving Team blending Olympic experience with future potential will head to Singapore next week looking to make their mark at the World Aquatics Championships.
Members of Diving Australia’s National Talent & Junior Squads will cross the Tasman next week to compete in their first international competition, the Pacific Junior Championships in Wellington, New Zealand from 7 – 14 July.
Six of Australian Diving’s next generation of athletes joined the sport’s elites on pool deck for a National Talent Squad Camp as their idols battled it out for National Open Titles and selection into the World Championships Team at Sydney Olympic Park earlier this month
Straight off the back of a successful Australian Open Championships in Sydney, eleven of Australia’s best senior divers are on their way to Canada and the USA to test themselves against their international competitors.
Maddison ‘Maddi’ Keeney, the first Australian diver to win an Olympic medal in the 3m Springboard (winning silver in Paris 2024) is the newest member of Diving Australia’s Athlete Committee.
Diving Australia’s Athlete Committee is opening applications up for the 2024 Beyond the Boards (BTB) grants with funds still available for suitable candidates.
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.
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.
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.