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Willis backs Luxon, says 'we'll all have more to say tomorrow'

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Willis backs Luxon, says 'we'll all have more to say tomorrow'
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New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has survived a second confidence vote regarding his leadership of the National Party. Despite the win, his public approval ratings continue to decline.

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Leadership instability in a governing party can lead to policy paralysis and potential shifts in national governance.

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Full statement: Luxon survives caucus showdown - 'United'

Here's what the Prime Minister said after surviving a second confidence vote today.

Luxon wins National Party confidence vote, will remain PM

"We're going back to work and we're moving on," says the Prime Minister.

Full video: News conference after Luxon leadership meeting

National MPs were summoned back to Wellington for a 9.30am caucus meeting as rumours again swirled about Christopher Luxon's leadership.

Full video: 1News special as Luxon survives as National leader

Christopher Luxon called an "urgent" caucus meeting in Wellington as speculation about his leadership grew.

Poll: Luxon’s PM rating drops again, continuing trend of his time in office

The latest 1News Verian poll results have been revealed this morning.

What happens to parties that change PM mid-term

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