Wellington brothel madam calls for privacy law reform after alleged recording
Thursday 5 June 2025 · 2 outlets · 2 reports · updated In this story Christopher Luxon, Louise Upston, Michael Forbes
A Wellington brothel madam is demanding changes to privacy laws following allegations that the Prime Minister's former deputy chief press secretary recorded a session with a sex worker. She has spoken out about the incident and the need for legal action regarding privacy protections.
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