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NetBookings Dive Booking System
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The NetBookings Dive Booking System integrates facebook, YouTube and iPhones and Smart phones in a specialised diving online business management software.
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Spider Crabs Rye Pier mid winter molt remastered by www.NetBookings.com.au
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Thousands of Spider Crabs all get togther for their mid winter molt then disperse until the next winter. They do not die in the process, they just shed their shell and grow...
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Rosebud Reef, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia by NetBookings.com.au
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Sitting in around 8-9 metres of water this reef is teaming with a variety of marine life. Rosebud Reef is located in Port Phillip Bay, 80Kms south of Melbourne, Victoria, A...
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Byron Bay Photo Comp 2010 by NetBookings
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Produced by Brett Hemphill using a Panasonic TZ-7 compact camera.
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Aged Care Online - Vacancy Register
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Aged Care facilities can post their vacancies online on www.agedcareonline.com.au
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Aged Care Online - Employment
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How to use the Aged Care Online Employment system. Post jobs, buy credits connect with applicants
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Melbourne SCUBA Diving at the New Cave
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Lovely section of the channel in Port Phillip Bay between the heads and queenscliff.
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ex-HMAS Canberra First Dive December 3rd 2009
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OzDive & Boat Charters, IDC SCUBA, BAYPLAY and NetBookings were invited to undertake an exploratory evaluation dive of the ex-HMAS Canberra. It was a great oppotunity to ev...
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Melbourne Diving - The sinking of the ex HMAS Canberra FFG-02
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The ex HMAS Canberra was towed from Port Phillip into Bass Strait on October 3rd, 2009. She was then scuttled at 2:00PM on Sunday October 4th 2009. From November 2009 recre...
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Melbourne SCUBA Diving 36M J5 Submarine by www.NetBookings.com.au
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The J5 (36M) Submarine is in 36 Metres of water and it an ideal site for deep and wreck divers. The sub dates back to WW1 and was scuttled in 1927.
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