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How many government oppositions and independent members are there in each house in Australia?
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∙ 11y ago
Currently the House is:
Australian Labor Party71
Liberal/National/LNP/CLP Coalition72
Independent5
Australian Greens1
Katter's Australian Party1
and the Senate
Liberal/National Coalition - 34
Australian Labor Party - 31
Australian Greens - 9
Democratic Labor Party - 1
Independents - 1
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