The 1981 Springbok Tour of New Zealand divided the country. 40 years on, we look back and talk to two Wellington residents who remember those turbulent times. Anne Bogle and Liz Roberts sharing their stories with us > https://www.museumswellington.org.nz/springbok-tour-81/ The Dominion Post interviewed the team about this project anniversary, read more about the historic footage here: https://www.stuff.co.nz/entertainment/arts/126164342/wellington-streets-under-siege-during-springbok-tour | Well

Radio Hauraki is an icon in Aotearoa's broadcasting history. From evading police to battling the mighty Gulf waters, this is the story of New Zealand's original pirate radio station. | Re: News

🔊 Sound on! It’s Thursday… and you know what that means 👀 Springbok Radio, South Africa’s very first commercial station, may have closed in 1985, but the memories didn’t die. Its legacy was passed on to the SABC Radio Archives by the Springbok Radio Preservation Society of SA and today lives on as Springbok Radio Revisited. This Heritage Month, we throw it back to one of the oldest clips in our archives. Proof that our story is timeless. 📲 Want to hear more? Log on to the SABC app, click on R

Springbok Radio The Stories of Sherlock Holmes An Item of Cartography (03/10/85) (South Africa)