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When was the trampolining introduced to the Olympics?
2000 sydney Olympics
Who officially opened the Olympics in Sydney?
The Sydney 2000 Olympics were officially opened by the (then) Governor-General of Australia, Sir William Deane.
When was the Olympics last in Australia?
2000 in Sydney.
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