The latest Newspoll, published in the Australian, reveals Bill Shorten is now the nation's preferred Prime Minister, a result which hasn't been seen in 3 years. The Coalition has dropped 4 points in the primary vote while Labor gained 6, now leading 41-33 per cent. The Newspoll show popular support for the Coalition are at a ten-year-low following last week's leadership coup that saw Scott Morrison replace Malcolm Turnbull as Prime Minister. Image: Kym Smith / News Corp Australia
 According to the Newspoll, Labor gained 6 points while the Coalition dropped slightly, by a single point
The coalition dropped by 4 points, not a single point, so my statement was incorrect
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