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Today’s Roy Morgan New Zealand Poll shows support for a potential National/Act NZ coalition increasing by 0.5% points to 47.5% in April, clearly ahead of Labour/Greens on 44%, up 1.5% points. This continues to be the equal highest level of support for National since January 2020.

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With a sense of regret for many of us this week Ashley Bloomfield announced his pending resignation as Director General of Health.

Today’s Roy Morgan New Zealand Poll shows support for the two major parties unchanged in March with National on 38% still 6% points ahead of Labour on 32%. This is the equal highest level of support for National for over two years since January 2020.

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And we stand with you in defence of your rights — and we stand with you in defence of your rights to determine your own future _ your rights to determine your own future we — your rights to determine your own future. we are very proud as a united — future. we are very proud as a united kingdom to be at the forefront of support for the ukraine _ forefront of support for the ukraine. weve provided defensive weapons _ ukraine. weve provided defensive weapons and trained democrat trained at 22...

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