Two main parties neck and neck after New Zealand vote, early count
Early results suggests New Zealand's National and Labour parties polling just short of 30 percent of the popular vote.
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Early results suggests New Zealand's National and Labour parties polling just short of 30 percent of the popular vote.
Read moreEarly results suggests New Zealand's National and Labour parties polling just short of 30 percent of the popular vote.
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