South African-Australian relations and the politics of perception: kissing cousins or a guarrel in the family?

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Title:	South African-Australian relations and the politics of perception: kissing cousins or a guarrel in the family?
Author:	Vale, Peter C. J.
Year:	1983
Pages:	8
Language:	English
City of publisher:	Braamfontein
Publisher:	South African Institute of International Affairs
ISBN:	0908371136
Geographic terms:	South Africa Australia
Subject:	foreign policy
Abstract:	Impressions of a visit to Australia in 1982. Three main perceptions of South Africa can be identified: a) the kith and kin school; b) the Functional and Help SA Reform School; c) the Be Damned, Leave Us Alone School. The last one prevails since the Springboks toured the country in 1971. That tour was the turning point; by the end of it, all future Australian perception of South Africa would be negative ones.