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National Push Play Day, Maoribank School; Paige Dixon, 10, and principal Ruth Nicholson
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PhotographerMary-Anne Thomson
DescriptionSport Wellington hoped to beat a world record by having 30 000 people jumping simultaneously for 30 seconds; the final count had not arrived when the paper went to press.
A colour image was printed in the Upper Hutt Leader on 13/11/2002.
DescriptionSport Wellington hoped to beat a world record by having 30 000 people jumping simultaneously for 30 seconds; the final count had not arrived when the paper went to press.A colour image was printed in the Upper Hutt Leader on 13/11/2002.
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National Push Play Day, Maoribank School; Paige Dixon, 10, and principal Ruth Nicholson. Upper Hutt Libraries, accessed 01/05/2026, https://uhcl.recollect.co.nz/nodes/view/18752