Just a few months ahead of an election, the prime minister said he had the full support of his party, after calling crisis meeting to address leadership speculation
New Zealand’s prime minister Christopher Luxon has survived a second leadership showdown in four months, just 87 days out from the country’s general election.
Talking to media after a three-hour meeting of his MPs in Wellington on Wednesday, the embattled leader said he had the full support of his party.
