Author(s): Anthony Phelps

Aotearoa New Zealand Non-Fiction | Photography | History | Ethnicity, Race and Identity

A high quality artists book - 100 page photographic record of the Springbok Tour protests in Auckland, mainly on September 12 showing police, protesters, spectators and the violence that ensued as Aotearoa New Zealand's population were split apart and the public's relationship with the police changed forever.

Published on the 40th Anniversary of the Tour Protests

Available in limited quantities via a limited number of selected retail outlets,  * A high quality artist's book with 100 A4 landscape pages featuring over 50 photographs, many previously unseen, from the Springbok Tour protests of 1981 showing the people, marches and often violent clashes between the police, protesters and spectators around Eden Park * Photographed on the day of the 3rd rugby test match between New Zealand and South Africa at Eden Park in Auckland with some photos from earlier protest marches including the Day of Shame, the 22nd of July when the first match of the Tour was played * Foreword by John Minto * Published on the 40th Anniversary of the Tour Protests * The majority of the images are 2021 very high resolution rescanned from the original negatives *