The deputy mayor of Wellington thinks calling people a nonce is perfectly OK.
@andrewlittle_nz is this your deputy? pic.twitter.com/CsRQyLw3Oe
— Cam Slater (@kaiviti_cam) January 16, 2026
Is it normal for a Deputy Mayor to insult people by calling them a slang word for pedophile? @andrewlittle_nz @WgtnCC pic.twitter.com/DUkcZW326J
— Cam Slater (@kaiviti_cam) January 16, 2026
Jones told reporters at parliament today his comment was a “colourful expression” and was dismayed by how it had been interpreted.
A scarcely believable approach shot on the 18th, a hole that had been breaking dreams rather than making them all week, put the ball just three and a half metres from the pin.
Roared on by a sell-out crowd of 60,000 at London Stadium, the five-time global medallist bet the record, untouched since 1999.
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There’s an old saying credited to a Rothschild about investing when there’s “blood in the streets.” He may be right. But he probably wasn’t picturing London when he said it.
The deadly seeds of the ’70s burst into poison flowers in the 2000s.
Three million pedophile accounts crushed as 3,400 predators arrested and 7,200 children rescued.
