Newspoll results show worrying Coalition support figures
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull and Leader of the Opposition Bill Shorten attend a memorial service for the victims of the Manchester terror attack at the British High Commission in Canberra. (AAP)
The coalition continues to trail behind Labor but leaders of both parties are equally unpopular, a new poll shows.
The latest Newspoll published on Monday in The Australian keeps Labor on 53 percent to the coalition's 47 percent on a two-party-preferred basis, and marks the 14th consecutive poll where the coalition has been behind.
Both Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull and Opposition Leader Bill Shorten have an approval rating of negative 23 percent, meaning more surveyed voters were dissatisfied than satisfied with their performances.
On a primary vote basis, Pauline Hanson's One Nation share of the vote has increased to 11 percent from nine percent three weeks ago, while Labor's edged up one pip to 37.
The coalition's primary vote was static at 36 percent, and the Greens slipped to nine percent.
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