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St Mary’s Tauranga students create life-size human image of Christ the Redeemer
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St Mary’s Tauranga students create life-size human image of Christ the Redeemer

A drone captured over 450 Tauranga students forming Christ the Redeemer on a field.

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A drone captured over 450 Tauranga students forming Christ the Redeemer on a field.

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