When you go scuba diving, you usually bring some oxygen with you, but sometimes you leave it back on the boat. Deco’s breath of fresh air, Chris Van Vliet, is here with a look at hookah diving ...

Hookah diving is popular with recreational and commercial fishers, but there are concerns from the medical and diving fraternities that the lack of regulation of equipment and divers is dangerous ...

In short: A spate of diving-related deaths in Tasmania's recreational diving community has experts worried about hookah diving, which they say is increasingly represented in fatalities.

Tasmanians’ love of the water and laid-back rules around hookah diving are a deadly combination, doctors are warning after a beloved sushi chef had a close call. WATCH THE VIDEO >> For the past ...

She said in December 2019, a 58-year-old Montumana man drowned while hookah diving with another man, collecting rock lobsters at Sandy Cape, after purchasing equipment second-hand on Gumtree.

For the past week the renowned sushi chef has been undergoing treatment for decompression sickness, known as “the bends”, after hookah diving for scallops with friends. Sushi chef Masaaki Koyama.