In a remote corner of New Zealand’s South Island, Thai cave rescue hero and 2019 Australian of the Year Dr Richard ‘Harry’ Harris undertook his most perilous mission: an attempt to dive what may be the deepest cave system ever explored. The journey was captured in a thrilling documentary directed by Jennifer Peedom, in cinemas from October 30. We spoke with him to ask why he did it. | Herald Sun

Exclusive Hobart Preview: DEEPER 🎥 Witness Jennifer Peedom's gripping documentary on the Thai Cave Rescue and NZ's uncharted underwater frontiers, a story of courage & obsession. At @statecinemahobart this Friday! ✨ #DocumentaryFilm | Garage Entertainment

20K views · 59 reactions | Millions of people tuned into rolling coverage of the Thai cave rescue earlier this year, which saw 12 boys and their soccer coach freed by divers and Thai Navy SEALs from a complex network of water-filled crevices and tunnels. We traveled to Thailand to explore why this particular event managed to capture the world’s attention so thoroughly. via NBC Left Field | NBC News | Facebook

“We’re not heroes” One of the Thai cave rescue divers, Rick Stanton from Coventry, talks about rescuing 12 boys and their football coach from a flooded cave in Thailand | BBC Birmingham