A New Zealand politician can't name a home grown novel but Kiwi artists are have always conquered the world | Elle Hunt

Politicians need to be well-versed in their portfolios to avoid criticism, as seen in the case of ACT's arts spokesperson Todd Stephenson struggling to name a New Zealand author during an interview.

Stephenson's limited knowledge of his arts portfolio was evident as he struggled to name a single Kiwi author, showing a lack of familiarity with literature despite his role.

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