1981 Springbok Tour Protests - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

1 / 24
About This Presentation
Title:

1981 Springbok Tour Protests

Description:

1981 Springbok Tour Protests A timeline of events 1948 Apartheid becomes a legal system, under National Government led by Daniel Malan. 1950s New Zealand considered ... – PowerPoint PPT presentation

Number of Views:267
Avg rating:3.0/5.0
Slides: 25
Provided by: ami139
Category:

less

Transcript and Presenter's Notes

Title: 1981 Springbok Tour Protests


1
1981 Springbok Tour Protests A timeline of events
2
1921
First official series South Africa played in
New Zealand
3
1948
  • Apartheid becomes a legal system, under National
    Government led by Daniel Malan.

4
1950s
  • New Zealand considered peaceful, prosperous and
    integrated

5
1960
  • No Maori, no tour - petition signed against
    sending a race-based team.

6
1968
  • United Nations called for a sporting boycott
    against South Africa

7
1969
  • Halt Against Racist Tours was founded by
    University of Auckland students

8
1970
  • New Zealand Rugby Football Union did not select
    Maori players to tour South Africa up until this
    time.
  • New Zealand tour to South Africa multiracial
    team because Maori were considered as 'honourary
    whites'

9
1972
  • Norman Kirk, Labour opposition leader, promised
    not to interfere with the 1973 Tour in the lead
    up to the election.

10
1973
  • Tour postponed

11
1974
  • Christchurch hosted the Commonwealth Games
  • Black South African nations threatened to boycott
    the games if the tour in 1973 went ahead.

12
1975
  • Robert Muldoon said the National government would
    welcome a tour of the Springboks to New Zealand

13
1976
  • All Blacks tour to South Africa
  • Black African nations boycott the Montreal
    Olympics
  • Soweto riots

14
1977
  • Commonwealth heads of state meeting
  • Gleneagles Agreement

15
1980
  • New Zealand Rugby Football Union invite
    Springboks to tour New Zealand in response to
    Muldoon's attitude towards Keep Politics Out Of
    Sport

16
1981
  • John Minto national organiser for Halt Against
    Racist Tours
  • 19 July Springboks arrived for the tour

17
22 July 1981
  • Gisborne

18
25 July 1981
  • Hamilton

19
29 July 1981
  • Molesworth Street, Wellington protest violence

20
15 August 1981
  • First test in Christchurch

21
29 August 1981
  • Second test in Wellington

22
12 September 1981
  • Third test in Auckland

23
1992
  • Teams selected on the bias of race, due to
    Apartheid, up until this time.

24
1995
  • Rugby went professional
Write a Comment
User Comments (0)
About PowerShow.com