Solidarity. Watch and listen
Apartheid. 46 Years in 90 seconds
Apartheid was a system for keeping white people and nonwhites separated in South Africa. It lasted from about 1950 to the early 1990s.
The whole world is watching.
Listen to interviews with both protestors and reporters provide a unique insight into what it was like to be living through extraordinary periods of New Zealand history.
This video starts at 30:20, watch for 4m
Try Revolution
Some argue that if the 1981 Springbok rugby tour of New Zealand had been halted from the outset, the impact on the hearts and minds of South Africans would not have been as profound.
This is a 13m watch.
Story 2: Watch and listen
Once a Panther: Division
Listen from 23:30 to 24:48 as Tigilau Ness explains how the Patu Squad was organised.
The need to confront racism ignites a bitterly divided country during the 1981 Springbok Tour. Panther Wayne Toleafoa finds himself in the middle of the violent clashes.
Patu
Watch and learn about the civil disobedience that took place throughout New Zealand during the winter of 1981, in protest against a South African rugby tour
Start watching from 1m 07s
Thin edge of the wedge
Listen from 8min 28 sec. to learn more about the heated meetings, street rallies and debates that began almost immediately after the introduction of the bill into Parliament on 8 March 1985
