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Full video: ACT unveils policy targeting noisy vehicles

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ACT Party leader David Seymour and Tāmaki candidate James Christmas were speaking to media from Auckland's Mission Bay. Source: 1News (Source: Other)

ACT has unveiled a new election policy in Auckland this morning, focused on noisy vehicles and disruption in residential communities.

Party leader David Seymour spoke from Mission Bay alongside ACT’s Tāmaki candidate James Christmas to announce the policy.

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