Apology issued for Maori exclusion during apartheid

The New Zealand and South African rugby unions have issued apologies to New Zealand's Maori players who were excluded from All Blacks selection during the apartheid era.

The New Zealand and South African rugby unions have issued apologies to New Zealand's Maori players who were excluded from All Blacks selection during the apartheid era.

After weeks of public debate and calls for an apology, acting New Zealand Rugby Union chairman Mike Eagle and chief executive Steve Tew issued a statement expressing the union's regret.

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