The longest line of floating air-beds consisted of 2088 people on air beds who formed a continuous line for over 30 seconds in an event organized by Havaianas and Aqeuo (both Australia) in Cottesloe, Australia on 26 January 2012. The record was set to celebrate Australia Day. Havaianas and Aqeuo also were the previous record holders.
The longest marathon club DJ-ing is 168 hours, achieved by Smokin’ Joe Mekhael (Australia) in The Empire Hotel in Kings Cross, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia from 16 December to 23 December 2012.
The record for the longest Tai Chi marathon lasted for 25 hr 5 min and was achieved by Ken Dickenson and Kevin Bartolo (both Australia) at the Sutherland Hospital, NSW, Australia on 17-18 March 2006.
The longest outdoor bowls marathon is 170 hr 3 min and was set by six members of Goulburn Railway Bowling Club (Australia) in Goulburn, NSW, Australia on 19-26 January 2009. The six bowlers were Warren Guyer, Jeremy Barnes, Michael Hogan, Tony Grovenor, Kyle Hogan and David Almond.
The longest marathon playing indoor bowls is 40 hours and was achieved by Peter Harry, Rob Atkinson, Lyn Atkinson, Lorraine Missingham, Laurie Munro and Liz Munro (all Australia), at the Bridgewater Lake Estate Community Centre in Roxburgh Park, Victoria, Australia, between 17-19 April 2013. This was the team’s second attempt at breaking the record, having fallen short in an attempt the year before.
The longest pinball marathon lasted 28 hours and was achieved by Alessandro Parisi (Australia) at the Westland Shopping Centre in Whyalla, Australia on 22-23 January 2007.
The record for the longest marbles playing marathon is 26 hours, achieved by Michael Gray and Jenna Gray (both Australia), who continuously played the street game at First Fleet Park, The Rocks, Sydney, Australia, from 11-12 February 2006.
The longest marathon playing touch/mini/tag rugby football was 27 hr and organized by the Emerald Touch Association (Australia) in Emerald, Queensland, Australia, on 10-11 September 2010. Two teams played for the duration with team BMA defeating team Rio Tinto, 302-288. What is referred to in the claim as “Australian touch football” is identical to touch rugby, with rules available at www.austouch.com.au
The longest time spent skiing non-stop is 202 hr 1 min by Nick Willey (Australia) at Thredbo, New South Wales, Australia on 2-10 September 2005. He skiied down the slopes 916 times travelling over 1150km in the process.
The longest marble run measures 1,286.61 m (4,221.16 ft) and was achieved students of Swinburne University of Technology (Australia), in Hawthorn, Victoria, Australia, on 4 August 2013. Nine students spent a month building the huge marble run in the highest building on campus, starting at the top and ending on the bottom floor. The marble took 10 minutes to complete the run.