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Ben McKay

UNBELIEVABLE: Coalition government support steady in new zealand - The Untold Story

New Zealand's right-leaning coalition government continues to enjoy the support of Kiwis, and would win a second term if an election was held this month.

Chris Luxon's National party has 38 per cent support from the electorate in a new TVNZ-Verian poll released on Monday, with the first-term prime minister enjoying a bump in personal support.

All three coalition parties - National, ACT (on seven per cent) and NZ First (on six per cent) - were unchanged from the last poll two months ago, and together would win a majority in parliament.

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