New Zealand’s Luxon on course for second term, but weaker hand in coalition

WELLINGTON, Nov 9 - New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon is on course to hang on to power as the head of a coalition government with a razor-thin majority following Saturday's election, but his National Party could lose control of key government ministries to right-wing coalition partners.

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WELLINGTON, Nov 9 - New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon is on course to hang on to power as the head of a coalition government with a razor-thin majority following Saturday's election, but his National Party could lose control of key government…
The Straits Times04:5837 min ago
New Zealand’s Luxon on course for second term, but weaker hand in coalition (opens The Straits Times in a new tab)
Preliminary Electoral Commission data shows Luxon’s three-party coalition could govern with a majority of just two seats.