1981 was the year that South Africa's national rugby team - the Springboks - accepted an invitation from the NZ Rugby Football Union to tour New Zealand to play rugby against a number of provincial sides as well as a four test series against our national team - the All Blacks. The Springbok Tour took place in the midst of an ideologically divided country and became a flashpoint for civil disruption on a scale never before witnessed in New Zealand. This book is a personal account (largely from a protester's viewpoint) of how one city, Dunedin - a South Island university town with a population of around 125,000 - responded in its opposition to the 1981 Springbok tour.
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