WELLINGTON: New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon said Saturday (Nov 7) his right-wing coalition had a path back to office, while conceding the vote…
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The Star Malaysia ·
WELLINGTON: New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon said Saturday (Nov 7) his right-wing coalition had a path back to office, while conceding the vote remained "too close to call" after a hard-fought campaign dominated by cost of living issues.
Bangkok Post ·
WELLINGTON - New Zealand began counting the votes on Saturday in one of the closest elections in its history, with none of the parties expected to secure a majority of seats after a campaign dominated by worries over rising costs of living and the economy.