Currently there are 150 seats in the House of Reps.
There are two houses in Australia's federal Parliament: the House of Representatives (lower House) and the Senate (upper House).
Australia's Federal parliament is made up of two Houses.Australia's upper house of parliament is the Senate. The lower house is the House of Representatives.
The U.S. does not have a Parliament but has a Senate with 50 seats and a House of Representatives which has 435 seats.
The two houses of the Australian Federal Parliament are the Senate (the Upper House) and the House of Representatives (the Lower House).
Australia's parliament is simply "Parliament". There are two Houses of Parliament - the upper house, which is The Senate and the lower house, which is the House of Representatives.
The Senate and The House of Representatives
house of commons
In Parliament House in either the Senate of The House of Representatives.
There are two houses in Australia's federal Parliament: the House of Representatives (lower House) and the Senate (upper House). Each of the states also has two Houses of Parliament, except for Queensland, which has just one. The Territories also have one House of parliament.
In this context, MHR means Member of the House of Representatives.
There are 809 elected State and Federal politicians in Australia, according to http://www.britzinoz.com/uk-australia/comparisons/politics-comparison-uk-aus . 226 in the two houses of the Australian Federal Parliament. The House of Representatives with 150 elected representatives. The Senate (the upper house) has 76 elected senators. 17 in the single house of the Australian Capital Territory Parliament The Assembly with 17 elected representatives. 135 in the two houses of the New South Wales State Parliament The Assembly with 93 elected representatives. The Legislative Council (the upper house) has 42 elected senators. 25 in the single house of the Northern Territory Parliament The Assembly with 25 elected representatives. 85 in the single house of the Queensland State Parliament The House of Representatives with 85 elected representatives. 58 in the two houses of the South Australian State Parliament The House of Representatives with 47 elected representatives. The Senate (the upper house) has 11 elected senators. 40 in the two houses of the Tasmanian State Parliament The House of Assembly with 25 elected representatives. The Legislative Council (the upper house) has 15 elected members. 128 in the two houses of the Victorian State Parliament The House of Representatives with 88 elected representatives. The Senate (the upper house) has 40 elected senators. 95 in the two houses of the West Australian State Parliament The House of Representatives with 59 elected representatives. The Senate (the upper house) has 36 elected senators.
Each Australian state has its own Parliament House, and Parliament House in Canberra is where the country's representatives meet.