LABOR has ended the year with a slight lift from voters in the latest Fairfax-Nielsen poll which gives the government a one point gain to 35 per cent in its primary vote - its highest since November 2010.
But on a two-party preferred basis, the coalition retains the upper hand at 52 per cent (down one point) to 48 per cent (up one point) which would give it government if an election were held now.
The Age says the disapproval rate for Opposition Leader Tony Abbott has risen three points to 63 per cent, which is the second-highest for an opposition leader in the poll's 40-year history.
His approval is two points lower at 34 per cent.
Only Andrew Peacock, back in October 1984, has been less popular.
Prime Minister Julia Gillard's approval weakened by one point to 46 per cent, while her disapproval rose two points to 50 per cent.
She has widened her lead over Mr Abbott as preferred prime minister by 10 points to 50 per cent compared to 40 per cent for the opposition leader. But both leaders were less popular in this category - Ms Gillard was down one point and Mr Abbott dropped two points.
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