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— Christopher Luxon said it was a “tremendous privilege” to wake up Sunday as New Zealand’s incoming prime minister as he eyed talks to form a new coalition government.
Luxon fronted the media on Sunday wearing an All Blacks jersey after watching coverage of New Zealand’s victory over Ireland at the Rugby World Cup in France, which kicked off at 8 am local time . The 53-year-old former airline executive, who entered politics in 2019, can only take over as prime minister after the final election results are declared on November 3.
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