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Why was there a conflict between the Springboks and New Zealand people in the 70s and 80s?
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Because New Zealanders didn't believe in the South African Apartheid regime, where Black South African's didn't have equal rights. This was viewed as an insult to a Nation like New Zealand which is founded under the terms of Biculturalism
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