Summarised by Centrist
In September 2024, the National-led coalition saw an increase in support, with National rising to 37.5% and ACT to 10%, while NZ First remained steady at 7.5%.
In contrast, Labour dropped by 3.5 points to 23%, although the Greens gained 1 point, reaching 14%. The Māori Party also saw a slight increase to 4%.
Overall, this gives the National-led coalition a stronger lead of 14 points over the Labour-Greens-Māori bloc, which now stands at 41%.
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RNZ pulls in more clicks with lifestyle and celebrity content.
A “stretch too far”.
“One of the biggest failures in food history.”
Doom scrollers, beware!
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