On the eve of the North Shore by-election Liberal Party candidate Felicity Wilson was confronted over a string of fibs and fudges in her resume and campaign material, creating a dilemma for North Shore voters.
All electors were presented with the challenge of considering whether this admission was sufficiently serious to rule Wilson out of contention.
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