Wellington | New Zealand’s right-wing government is on course to retain power despite high-profile ministers losing their seats in a knife-edge election result.
Christopher Luxon’s National Party has been fighting to avoid becoming the first one-term government since 1975 as the country grapples with a cost of living crisis at the same time as voters in Eastern Europe, Brazil and the United States have turned against right-wing candidates.
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