Pole dancer at Petone Fair stall told to cover-up
Did you see the pole dancer at the Petone Fair?
A pole dancer was told to cover up after her “skimpy outfit” and g-string caused commotion at a Petone family fair.
Hutt City Deputy Mayor Tui Lewis, who also helps organise the fair, said that with over 300 stallholders at the Petone Rotary Fair on Saturday, it was hard to vet the content of every stall.
She didn’t see the pole dancer in person but reliably understood she was dancing on the pole “in a skimpy outfit, like a g-string type thing”.
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