The fate of Australia’s political landscape hangs in the hands of four Independent MPs, after neither Labor nor Liberal succeeded in winning a majority in the 2010 Federal Elections, Saturday, Aug. 21. . . .
For the first time in 70 years Australia is facing the prospect of a hung Parliament, whereby the two major parties will form a minority government, with the balance of power held by the four independents and one Green MP.
The last time a hung Parliament emerged was in 1940 when Robert Menzies's United Australia Party and the Country Party clung to power, with the support of independents.
Aug 22, 2010
Four Independents and One Green Hold Balance of Power Following Australian Elections
From the Epoch Times:
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Green,
independents,
international
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