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Another documentary about the events of 1981
The South African view of the 1981 protests
Fiery debate on apartheid in sport from 1976
Documentary on All Blacks vs Springbok history
Documentary on the director of Patu!
Excerpt from a drama about the tour
A documentary on 1970s/80s protesters via their children
Music video from 1981
Documentary on modern Māori protest
All Blacks vs Springboks 1957 - 1978
Documentary about NZ-South Africa rugby relations
Merata Mita discusses her journey as an artist in this
Protest song from 1981
First post-apartheid NZ rugby tour to South Africa
Another film directed by Merata Mita
More protest against racism
A documentary about the land protests of 1976
Documentary on late Ngā Tamatoa activist Syd Jackson
Film on 1973 anti-French nuclear testing protests
A visit to apartheid era South Africa
Documentary covering NZ society during the tour
A drama set during the 1981 Springbok Tour
A short drama written and directed by Riwia Brown
Apartheid's impact on blacks in South Africa
Also directed by Merata Mita
Merata Mita features in this Koha special on Māori film
A series looking at NZ social history through rugby
Anti-apartheid protestor Tigilau Ness features
A film about an All Blacks Wales rugby match
Drama set immediately after the Springbok tour
Springbok Tour era protest song
More activism
An onscreen protest
Trailer for a film about Patu! director Merata Mita
The making of Merata Mita's film Mauri
Music inspired by the tour protests
More consciousness raising from Merata Mita
Documentary on NZ rugby which includes the 1981 tour
More early-80s political activism
Abraham Ordia campaigned against apartheid in sport
100 years of All Black tests
A Native Affairs celebration of protest
Documentary about protest in Aotearoa
Short documentary about a protest leader at Ihumātao
Documentary on a rebel rugby tour of South Africa
More on protest movements in the Pacific
Trailer for a film on 1980s peace activists in England
Documentary about young Kiwi eco protesters
Coming of age drama set during 1981 anti-tour protests
Documentary on the 2022 mandate protests at parliament
Merata Mita worked on this series
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I saw Merita Mita, what a strong person she was. I think her film and the actual events helped us Pakeha grasp what had happened in Aotearoa. We should be so proud of her - her courage, the sacrifice she made to make this film. The fact is, she should have been honoured, as for many of us it was the start of seeing what really went on in our own country. And thank you to her kids, you did it tough and learned that the mean streak that is STILL OUT there. Long live righteousness.
He indeed was a great motivator and orator of his time.I knew him from our days of SASM in 1974.
May he find eternal peace and watch over us as a people of SA as we navigate our painful struggle for social cohesion.
Robala ka Kgotso Molotsane!
Tonight, I attended a 30th anniversary meeting in Hamilton regarding storming the pitch and was greatly humbled by the testimonies given by the speakers, my aunty Mihirawhiti Searankce, John Minto, Karl & Ross Crook, Ian Grant & Michael Law & 1 other lady.
There was also a speaker from South Africa Mark Fredricks (and his wife Enid) who really brought the reality of then & now in his homeland, he is currently touring through NZ - I feel really blessed for the opportunity I was given to attend tonight's function xox
Esera
I think every New Zealander should watch it to restore hope in the union of our cultures within our country, it also gives me the sence that the majority of us share the same compassion even if our Governments dont....
Anaru Fellowman Ranapia