Rona Williamson, a centenarian from Kaka Point, is being celebrated for her long life and for what she says has helped her along the way. Multiple reports describe Williamson’s 100th milestone and feature a family moment at her lifelong home, where she enjoys a “lolly scramble” and her preferred Mackintosh’s toffees with her daughters, Shelley Williamson and Jenny O’Connell. The articles say Williamson’s account of her longevity includes regularly taking cod liver oil, alongside the occasional sweet treat. While the coverage frames her diet as “the secret” to a “long and happy life,” it presents this as personal experience rather than a medical recommendation. The stories focus on her lifestyle habits and the celebration of her achievement at home, highlighting her cheerful outlook—summarised by the idea of “100 reasons to smile.” Overall, the reporting centres on a local milestone and Williamson’s own explanation for maintaining wellbeing over many decades.