ACT's election pitch: partly generational, partly orthopaedic
It's a bid for a new look – well, new-ish – from the ACT Party.
ACT’s party list is out, and already there is a row: The party’s deputy leader has resigned, upset because of his low ranking on that list.
Hands up, now. How many of you knew who ACT's deputy leader was? No googling, now.
For those on the edge of your seats, it was Kenneth Wang, who was
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ACT's election pitch: partly generational, partly orthopaedic
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