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Deputy Mayor Ben McNulty Censured for Public Insult

4 February 2026
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Deputy Mayor Ben McNulty Censured for Public Insult
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Wellington’s deputy mayor, Ben McNulty, faced censure and was required to apologize for his online behavior after referring to a member of the public as a “nonce.” This incident occurred following McNulty’s complaint on social media about a privacy breach related to his travel arrangements, which he believed had been exploited by scammers. In response to criticism regarding his handling of the situation, McNulty made the derogatory remark, which has since been deleted. The incident highlights the consequences of inappropriate conduct by public officials on social media platforms.

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