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4262:. The LNP has an informal agreement with its federal counterparts as to which party room in which LNP members will sit. Incumbent MPs retain their previous federal affiliations, whereas members who win seats from the ALP that previously belonged to the Coalition will sit with the previous member's party. An amicable division of seats was decided upon for new seats or seats that have never been won by the Coalition. In practice, all LNP MPs from Brisbane and most LNP MPs from the
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4632:. The CLP governed the Territory from 1974 to 2001 and from 2012 to 2016. The CLP retains full voting rights within the federal National Party, and has observer status with the federal Liberal Party. The CLP directs its federal members of the House and Senate whether to sit with the federal Liberals or Nationals. In practice, since the mid-1980s, CLP House members have sat with the Liberals while CLP Senators sit with the Nationals. For example,
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2021:, electorates with a higher concentration of Chinese-Australian voters experienced larger swings against the Coalition compared to other electorates; in the top 15 seats by Chinese ancestry, the swing against the Coalition on a two-party-preferred basis was 6.6 per cent, compared to 3.7 per cent in other seats. This resulted in the Liberal Party losing many federal seats with large Chinese communities in 2022 to Labor (losing
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4586:. Following the election, the Liberal Party and Nationals Party entered into a formal alliance to form opposition, with National Party being the senior party and the Liberal Party being the junior party in the alliance. Shadow ministerial positions were also held by parliamentary members of both parties. This was similar to the agreements between both parties when they were in government following the
1631:– who was known to dislike the Country Party. Page subsequently made a vitriolic speech in parliament attacking Menzies's character, and withdrew his party from the coalition – the most recent occasion on which the coalition has been broken while in government. However, a number of Page's colleagues disagreed with his stance, and he resigned as leader in September 1939. He was replaced by
1582:'s post and second rank in the ministry for Page. Nonetheless, Bruce agreed rather than force a new election. Since then, the leader of the Country Party, which evolved into the National Party, has ranked second in nearly all non-Labor governments, a status formalised in 1967 when the post of Deputy Prime Minister was formally created to denote Country leader
4366:. In 1975, what remained of the Centre Party became the Tasmanian chapter of what was by now the National Country Party before fading away completely. A Tasmanian National Party branch was briefly revived in the 1990s before it too disappeared, leaving the Liberal Party as the sole major non-Labor party in the state. In 2018, Senator
1570:. Indeed, the Country Party had been formed in part due to discontent with Hughes' rural policy. Page not only let it be known that he would not serve under Hughes, but demanded Hughes' resignation before he would even consider coalition talks. Hughes resigned, and Page then entered negotiations with the new Nationalist leader,
4294:) was revived in 1963, though the main non-Labor party in South Australia continued to use the LCL name until it was also renamed to the Liberal Party in 1974. The revived SA Nationals have never been successful in South Australia, due to the state's highly centralised population (some three-quarters of the population lives in
1686:, the Coalition effectively operated as a single unit, with separate party meetings being extremely rare. However, the landslide defeat it suffered – under Fadden as opposition leader – led to an immediate change in strategy. The UAP voted to break off its ties with the Country Party in opposition, and
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as Deputy
Premier. In March 1949, the Liberals renamed themselves the Liberal and Country Party as part of an effort to merge the two non-Labor parties in Victoria. However, McDonald saw this as an attempted Liberal takeover of the Country Party, and the Country Party turned the proposed merger down.
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Due to a disciplined coalition between the parties and their predecessors being in existence for almost 100 years with only a few brief cessations within a parliamentary system, most commentators and the general public often refer to the
Coalition as if it were a single party. Polling and electoral
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loss, there was again talk of a merger in 2007 and 2008, as a result of a shrinking
National Party vote. It was argued that the decline in the National vote is linked to a declining rural population, and National Party policies have become increasingly similar to those of the Liberal Party. However
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and later defecting to the UAP. Menzies increasingly struggled to balance his management of
Australia's war effort with domestic concerns, and his party began to rebel against him. However, the UAP was bereft of leadership despite having been in power for a decade. With this in mind, in August 1941
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A merger of the
Liberals and Nationals has been suggested on a number of occasions, but has never become a serious proposition. The relationship between the two parties varies at state and territory level. The situation in New South Wales and Victoria broadly mirrors that at federal level, while in
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As a result of variations on the preferential voting system used in every state and territory, the
Coalition has been able to thrive, wherever both its member parties have both been active. The preferential voting system has allowed the Liberal and National parties to compete and co-operate at the
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New South Wales is the only state where the non-Labor
Coalition has never broken, and yet has also never merged. This remained the case even in 2011, when the Liberals won a majority in their own right but still retained the Coalition. On 10 September 2020, the Nationals threatened to move to the
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wrote not long afterward, "Any objective and rational
National Party member who read this report would have to accept that amalgamation was the only realistic course. Regrettably, there are still too many who don't want to read it and who don't want to face reality, that the role of a specialist
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Labor government, before losing her seat at the 2010 South
Australian state election, thereby informally creating a Labor-National coalition in South Australia. The National Party, at the time, rejected the notion that it was in a coalition with Labor at the state level. State National Party
4350:, was a Tasmanian. It has elected only two other lower house members. A Tasmania branch of the then-Country Party was formed in 1922 and briefly held the balance of power, but merged with the Nationalists in 1924. It was refounded in 1962, but never gained much ground. In 1969, Liberal MHA
4173:'s population compared to the other state capitals, Queensland is the only state in which the Nationals have consistently been the stronger non-Labor party. The Nationals were the senior partner in the non-Labor Coalition from 1925 until the Coalition was broken in 1983. At an
4652:. He was the federal deputy leader of the Nationals, alongside Truss, from 2007 to 2013. Joyce became federal Nationals deputy leader after his successful transition to the House of Representatives at the 2013 election, and Scullion returned as the Nationals Senate leader.
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The
Coalition also gathers significant support from Australians in regional, rural and remote areas, whilst lacking significant support in most parts of the capital cities. However, there are regions of capital cities that do still vote for the Coalition; such as the
1439:. The partnership between the two current parties dates back to 1946, shortly after the Liberal Party was formed, and has continued almost uninterrupted since then. The Country Party also maintained similar alliances with the Liberal Party's predecessors, the
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President John Venus told journalists, "We (The Nationals) are not in coalition with the Labor Party, we aren't in coalition with the Liberals, we are definitely not in coalition with anyone. We stand alone in South Australia as an independent party."
2061:, the top 10 electorates in terms of Chinese ancestry all saw big swings to Labor. However, the New South Wales division of the Liberal Party managed to hold many state seats with large Chinese communities (such as the Sydney seats of
4334:. The Nationals candidate for Barker and several other Coalition figures assured electors that any Nationals elected from South Australia would be part of the Coalition, after comments from the Liberal candidate to the contrary.
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as a Coalition, and stayed in office for a record 23 years. Since 1946, the Coalition has remained intact with two exceptions, both in opposition. The parties decided not to form a coalition opposition following their defeat in
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According to The Age, between November 2018 and November 2021, the Coalition's Legislative Council members voted with the Andrews Government's position 28.9% of the time; of the parties in the Legislative Council, only the
4559:, but Barnett had announced before the election that he would retain the coalition with the Nationals. However, Barnett would have likely had to keep the Nationals in his government in any event. According to the ABC's
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on five separate occasions. However, the relationship between the two parties was somewhat strained for most of the second half of the 20th century. In 1948, the coalition was broken when the Liberal leader and Premier
1435:, with the Liberals – the larger party – drawing most of their vote from urban areas and the Nationals operating almost exclusively in rural and regional areas. They occupy a broadly similar place on the right of the
4208:. Although it is dominated by former Nationals, it has full voting rights within the Liberal Party and observer status within the National Party. Springborg stood down in 2009, and was succeeded by former Liberal
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1551:, the main middle-class non-Labor party of the time, lost the absolute majority it had held since its formation in 1917. The Nationalists could only stay in office with the support of the two-year-old
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came up one seat short of a majority, but later gained a majority when two Liberal MLAs crossed the floor to join the Nationals. The Nationals then governed in their own right until
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1854:. From time to time, friction is caused by the fact that the Liberal and National candidates are campaigning against each other, without long-term damage to the relationship.
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all but forces the WA Liberals to depend on National support even when the Liberals have enough support to govern alone. The Barnett government was heavily defeated at the
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sits with the Nationals, while the LNP's four other senators sit with the Liberals. The highest-profile LNP MP in recent years has been former federal Nationals leader and
1822:, the deputy leader of the Liberal Party, stated his tentative support for a merger, but noted that it could not be led by politicians and should come from the grassroots.
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have voted for the Coalition over Labor, due to a perception that Liberal Party was more business-oriented than Labor. However, this has declined in recent years. In the
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After the demise of the Fadden government, the Coalition voted to continue on under his leadership in opposition. Menzies had opposed this, and resigned as UAP leader,
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4362:. It threw its support to the Liberals, and Lyons – the Centre Party's lone MHA – became Deputy Premier. The Liberal–Centre alliance fell apart in 1972, forcing
1914:, all eight seats which resulted in a two-candidate-preferred result were re-counted to also express a statistical-only "traditional" two-party-preferred result.
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4423:, a Victorian, as number-two man in the federal government from 1958 to 1971 (including a brief stint as interim Prime Minister) did little to change this.
4374:, joined the Nationals, becoming the party's first federal member from Tasmania in either chamber in 90 years. However, Martin lost his bid for a new term.
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publicly rejected calls for a merger, citing the incompatibility of the National Party's conservatism and the "small-l liberal" wing of the Liberal Party.
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elections separately from the Liberals. However, the Coalition agreement was renewed in 2008 and the Victorian Liberal and National parties went into the
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held under preferential voting caused the initially leading ALP candidate to lose after some lower-placed candidates' preferences had been distributed.
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and Fadden becoming prime minister. It was the first and only occasion on which the Coalition was led by the leader of the junior party. However, the
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5296:"'Taken for granted': western Sydney's Muslim community rethinks a fractured Labor relationship | Australian election 2022 | The Guardian"
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4498:, although the Coalition did not form government during this period. Western Australia has never had a premier from the Country/National Party.
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The Country Party was the stronger coalition partner on multiple occasions from the 1920s through to the 1950s, and Country leaders served as
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with a joint Senate ticket, though they ran separate House tickets. The UAP came up only four seats short of a majority in its own right. The
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as a majority government. In October 2018, the Coalition went into minority government for the second time in its history, when the seat of
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disagreed, saying that it is "churlish to describe the government as anything but a coalition". The party did not run candidates at the
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Menzies as its leader. This is the most recent occasion on which the senior partner in the Coalition has opted to withdraw.
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has distinguished between "traditional" (Coalition/Labor) two-party-preferred (TPP/2PP) contests, and "non-traditional" (
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reviewed the party and "concluded it should seriously consider amalgamating with the Liberals". Former Nationals leader
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for the first time in its history. Archie Cameron was an immediate victim of the election result, being replaced by
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4548:. Although some reports initially counted Crook as a National MP, and thus part of the Coalition, Crook sat as a
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as a Coalition. The Coalition ended up winning the 2010 election with a one-seat margin under the leadership of
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the Coalition collectively decided that Fadden and Menzies should swap positions, with Menzies becoming
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protection laws, but the issue was resolved the next day and the Nationals remained in the Coalition.
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1578:(and especially so for a relatively new party) – five seats in an 11-member cabinet, as well as the
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since 1927. Predecessors of the NSW Liberal Party, including the UAP, Nationalist Party and the
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publicly announced his support for a merger. McMahon reiterated his view after Labor won the
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was the leader of the Nationals in the Senate from 2007 to 2008, when he was succeeded by
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The Nationals: The Progressive, Country, and National Party in New South Wales 1919–2006
4224:, and Springborg returned to the leadership, only to lose a challenge by former Liberal
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80,000 per year, and have a non-tertiary qualification or no educational qualification.
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5182:
5108:
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4796:
The Liberal-National Coalition (LNP) looks increasingly on the nose with the electorate
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4327:
4283:
4126:
2010:
2006:
1799:, his successor as leader of the Liberal Party, also stated that he favoured a merger.
1575:
1574:. The Country Party's terms were unusually stiff for a prospective junior partner in a
1499:
1436:
1228:
1069:
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707:
556:
458:
139:
6025:"WA Nationals, Liberals form alliance for opposition – just don't call it a coalition"
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4470:. The Coalition arrangement was maintained while the two parties were in opposition.
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4142:
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2046:
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earlier in August 2018. The coalition formed majority government again following the
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870:
722:
647:
531:
294:
203:
81:
5157:"Federal, Qld coalitions unelectable: MP - Breaking News - National - Breaking News"
4778:"Why are voters abandoning the Liberal Party? What does liberalism stand for today?"
4578:, the Liberal Party ended up winning fewer seats than the National Party, headed by
4270:
sit with the Liberals, while those from rural seats usually sit with the Nationals.
8055:
8000:
7652:
7573:
7351:
7016:
7003:
6986:
6864:
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6794:
5407:"Chinese-Australians' political awakening was a big factor in Labor's win in Aston"
4662:
4391:
4233:
3757:
2026:
1975:
1761:
1715:
1413:
1333:
546:
526:
501:
5235:"The 2022 Australian Federal Election: Results from the Australian Election Study"
5109:"7.30 Report - 30 May 2006: Coalition parties mull action against Qld merger plan"
4628:: The two parties' branches in the Northern Territory merged in 1974, forming the
1478:
when the Coalition is in opposition. The leader of the National Party becomes the
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8086:
7975:
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7245:
7140:
7115:
7055:
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6659:
5233:
Cameron, Sarah; McAllister, Ian; Jackman, Simon; Sheppard, Jill (December 2022).
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4217:
4118:
4103:
3124:
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in April 1939, Page was appointed as his successor on an interim basis, pending
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7085:
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6998:
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4532:. However, it was not characterised as a "traditional coalition", with limited
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4463:
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4319:
4220:, who had taken over from Langbroek a year earlier. However, it lost power in
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3428:
3356:
3209:
2745:
2656:
1885:, because significant numbers of voters do not express all useful preferences.
1843:
1811:
party looking after the needs of rural people is in decline." Nationals leader
1632:
1628:
1608:, which stood for the UAP and Country Party in South Australia, joined the UAP
1458:
The Liberals and Nationals maintain separate organisational wings and separate
1432:
1421:
1173:
855:
850:
845:
810:
800:
780:
712:
702:
697:
672:
599:
511:
7819:
4110:, maintained a coalition with the Country Party (old name of National Party).
1498:
Western Australia the parties are much more independent of each other. In the
1416:. The Coalition was last in government from 2013 to 2022. The group is led by
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8081:
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5959:"Nationals weigh coalition to form opposition in WA after Liberals wiped out"
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defeat, he terminated the Coalition agreement and led the Nationals into the
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3160:
2709:
2427:
1935:
1839:
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1753:
1651:
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875:
825:
775:
770:
765:
642:
609:
579:
506:
478:
420:
5915:"Counting resumes for WA election but won't change decisive Barnett victory"
1710:
as a Coalition. The Coalition remained together upon entering opposition in
1482:
during periods of Coalition government. The two parties co-operate on their
378:
8035:
8010:
8005:
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7894:
7889:
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6774:
6754:
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4560:
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4459:
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4259:
4252:
4244:
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4186:
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1931:
1812:
1807:
1760:. The by-election was triggered by the resignation of incumbent Liberal MP
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1620:
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1463:
1417:
865:
840:
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785:
682:
667:
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614:
594:
584:
104:
69:
4684:
The abbreviation “LNP” is used both for the federal Coalition and for the
4516:), but the Coalition was subsequently broken. In 2008, the Liberals under
4512:
was in Coalition with the Liberal Party government from 1993 to 2001 (see
1910:, Liberal vs National) two-candidate-preferred (TCP/2CP) contests. At the
1506:(CLP), and in 2008 the Queensland state-level parties merged, forming the
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together. This did not eventuate and the CDL did not join the new party.
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5669:"Peter Walsh takes over National Party leadership with new MP as deputy"
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same time. By contrast, a variation of the preferential system known as
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7914:
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7120:
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The Liberals won enough seats for a majority in their own right in the
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4134:
1955:
1878:
1563:
1201:
830:
677:
662:
468:
453:
114:
5791:"'Is this what compliant looks like?': Victoria's crossbench conflict"
4892:"Queensland's youngest MP elected after LNP claims Callide byelection"
4442:
became leader of the Nationals shortly after the Kennett government's
8163:
7583:
6111:
4310:
2038:
1987:
1764:, who was ousted as Prime Minister and Liberal Party leader during a
1776:, the Coalition lost to the Labor Party and returned to opposition.
6839:
4865:"LNP comfortably retains Queensland seat of Callide in by-election"
4343:
4295:
4166:
1991:
1963:
1842:
systems which enable Liberals and Nationals to compete locally in "
1222:
463:
5526:"Liberal and Country League State Council Address - Billy Snedden"
5315:"Two polls show metropolitan Chinese Australians prefer Coalition"
1718:" campaign, from April to August 1987, the rift healing after the
1559:
agreement would not be enough to keep the Nationalists in office.
6916:
5776:
5759:
4247:; six sit with the Nationals, including federal Nationals leader
5232:
4232:, Nicholls stood down as LNP party leader and was succeeded by
2030:
1877:
has proven a significant handicap to coalition co-operation in
1459:
1396:
political parties that forms one of the two major groupings in
1167:
5504:"Liberal Party of Australia (N.S.W. Division) - Constitution"
4154:
1995:
1596:
The Country Party and the Nationalists' successor party, the
1431:
The two parties in the Coalition have different geographical
5334:"Chinese-Australian angst boosts Labor's hopes in key seats"
5089:"Liberals and Nationals should look at merger, says Chaney"
1923:
1412:(ALP); the two forces are often regarded as operating in a
4540:
was elected as the WA Nationals candidate for the seat of
4212:. The LNP won an overwhelming majority government in the
1950:
vote more for the Coalition than any other party, and the
1922:
As of 2022, the biggest voting blocs of the Coalition are
1898:(TPP) vote which is based on Labor and the Coalition. The
4185:. The Coalition was renewed in 1991, and won power under
1865:
where the conservative vote split. Two months later, the
1667:
and being replaced by the Labor Party in the form of the
5257:"Explaining the 2022 Australian Federal Election Result"
1714:. The Coalition suffered another break, related to the "
4977:"Morrison committed to making minority government work"
5282:"Indo-Australian Voters and the 2022 General Election"
5185:. Australian Broadcasting Corporation. 31 January 2006
1838:
Coalition arrangements are facilitated by Australia's
5817:"Opposition Merger - Proposed Liberal-Country League"
4922:. Annandale, NSW: Federation Press. pp. 39–40.
2218:
2215:
2167:
2162:
2116:
2113:
27:
Group of centre-right political parties in Australia
5550:
Responsible Government in South Australia, Volume 2
5159:. News.smh.com.au. 17 December 2007. Archived from
5071:"Sinclair douses suggested National-Liberal merger"
4622:
as the sole major non-Labor party in the territory.
4286:, the state branch of the UAP, in 1932 to form the
2105:
1586:'s status as the number-two man in the government.
1502:the territorial parties merged in 1974 to form the
5255:Biddle, Nicholas; McAllister, Ian (20 June 2022).
5111:. Australian Broadcasting Corporation. 30 May 2006
1566:had never trusted the Nationalist Prime Minister,
5351:Evans, Jake; Hitch, Georgina (22 December 2022).
4434:elections as a Coalition under the leadership of
4309:From 2004 to 2010, Maywald was a Minister in the
8264:
5756:Attack the best defence for Ryan. Thanks, Cicero
5553:. South Australia: Wakefield Press. p. 82.
5254:
7849:
5131:"Rising chorus for Coalition merger - National"
5045:"Too many conservatives spoil the amalgamation"
4204:(LNP), under the leadership of former National
4141:under Gladys Berejiklian. The Coalition led by
1966:is the state with the highest Coalition vote).
6905:
4614:: The National Party is not affiliated in the
2005:The Coalition has below-average support among
1543:The origins of the Coalition date back to the
7835:
6891:
6088:
4236:, who holds the ancestrally National seat of
1627:. Despite Page's misgivings, the UAP elected
1353:
5951:
5714:
5038:
5036:
5034:
4490:was the stronger coalition partner from the
4462:, who resigned in 2013 and was succeeded by
4102:parties has existed without interruption in
1830:no merger took place outside of Queensland.
1400:. The two partners in the Coalition are the
5912:
5729:
5719:. Warrnambool: Warrnambool Institute Press.
4809:"How the Coalition vote is 'trending poor'"
4228:in May 2016. Following another loss in the
2391:
2386:
8113:Northern Territory (Country Liberal Party)
7842:
7828:
7518:Northern Territory (Country Liberal Party)
6898:
6884:
6095:
6081:
5888:"Don't count me among Coalition, says Nat"
5459:"Coalition to run joint Qld Senate ticket"
5350:
4915:
4342:The National Party has never done well in
1360:
1346:
47:
6102:
6017:
5995:
5867:. Sydney: News Limited. 14 September 2008
5031:
4889:
3868:
1833:
1663:only lasted a few months before losing a
8180:National Party of Australia – Queensland
5042:
4636:sat with the Liberals when she held the
2233:
2184:
2131:
1525:
1474:when the Coalition is in government and
7559:Australian Liberal Students' Federation
5981:"Opposition Alliance Agreement Reached"
5647:
5600:
4528:formed a minority government after the
4326:, but ran one candidate in the seat of
4216:under the leadership of former Liberal
2102:
1779:
1050:Australians for Constitutional Monarchy
14:
8273:Political party alliances in Australia
8265:
5788:
5723:
5594:
5573:
5546:
5492:. Australian Broadcasting Corporation.
5486:"LNP differences a Coalition headache"
5228:
5226:
3798:
3683:
3499:
3208:
3159:
2744:
2655:
2536:
2426:
1802:During the 1980s, former Nationals MP
1606:Emergency Committee of South Australia
1080:Ramsay Centre for Western Civilisation
8201:Western Australian Farmers Federation
7823:
6879:
6076:
5935:
5917:. Australian Broadcasting Corporation
5582:. Australian Broadcasting Corporation
5413:. Australian Broadcasting Corporation
5386:. Australian Broadcasting Corporation
5359:. Australian Broadcasting Corporation
5331:
4680:
4678:
4358:, which held the balance of power in
1990:'s east and northeast; many areas of
1930:(people born between 1901–1927), the
1263:The Fabrication of Aboriginal History
5576:"SA Govt recruits National Party MP"
5483:
5404:
4481:
4153:crossbench over a dispute regarding
1962:percentage (though by primary vote,
1625:the new election of a new UAP leader
1508:Liberal National Party of Queensland
1097:Australian National Flag Association
8118:Queensland (Liberal National Party)
7523:Queensland (Liberal National Party)
5945:Australian Broadcasting Corporation
5885:
5819:. The West Australian. 25 July 1946
5708:
5312:
5223:
4688:-based branch of the alliance, the
2059:2023 New South Wales state election
24:
6387:State and Territory Shadow Cabinet
5666:
5632:The Companion to Tasmanian History
5377:
5244:. Australian Election Study (AES).
5043:Steketee, Mike (31 January 2008).
4675:
4466:. The Coalition lost power at the
4273:
4089:
2169:United Australia–Country Coalition
1657:Minister for Defence Co-ordination
1619:After the death of Prime Minister
25:
8304:
6047:"History of the Country Liberals"
5983:. The Nationals WA. 19 April 2021
5789:Sakkal, Paul (26 November 2021).
5648:Grattan, Michelle (28 May 2018).
5601:Brennan, Ben (4 September 2013).
4534:cabinet collective responsibility
4280:state branch of the Country Party
1646:, the Coalition was plunged into
1555:. It soon became apparent that a
7688:Citizens' Municipal Organisation
4890:Crockford, Toby (19 June 2022).
4346:, even though its first leader,
3855:
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2520:
2519:
2487:
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2450:
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2019:2022 Australian federal election
1774:2022 Australian federal election
1642:After losing eight seats at the
1327:
1315:
377:
8188:Country Party (South Australia)
8101:State & Territory Divisions
6039:
5973:
5929:
5906:
5879:
5853:
5831:
5809:
5782:
5765:
5748:
5694:"Plans for United CP-Lib Party"
5686:
5660:
5641:
5620:
5567:
5540:
5518:
5496:
5477:
5451:
5425:
5398:
5371:
5344:
5325:
5306:
5288:
5274:
5248:
5209:Australian Electoral Commission
5197:
5175:
5149:
5123:
5101:
5081:
5063:
5011:
4991:
4969:
4953:. The Nationals. Archived from
4943:
4754:Australian Electoral Commission
4719:At federal level, known as the
4713:
4704:
4644:from 2010 to 2016. CLP Senator
4169:having a much smaller share of
1900:Australian Electoral Commission
1888:
1536:promoting the Coalition at the
5732:John Gorton: He Did It His Way
5574:Haxton, Nance (23 July 2004).
5332:Knott, Matthew (17 May 2022).
4909:
4883:
4857:
4829:
4801:
4770:
4741:
4695:
4605:
4536:for National cabinet members.
4394:. The Liberal Party is led by
4330:and two for the Senate at the
4240:, Bjelke-Petersen's old seat.
4175:election held two months later
4133:with a reduced majority under
1737:, the Coalition was retained.
1562:However, Country Party leader
1125:Centre for Independent Studies
191:State/territory member parties
13:
1:
5913:David Weber (11 March 2013).
5886:Ker, Peter (26 August 2010).
5484:King, Madonna (18 May 2010).
5268:Australia National University
5047:. NEWS.com.au. Archived from
4734:
4563:, the rural weighting in the
4160:
2118:Nationalist–Country Coalition
2092:
1958:is its biggest electorate by
1917:
962:Shooters, Fishers and Farmers
7508:Australian Capital Territory
6377:Premiers and Chief Ministers
6372:Governors and Administrators
5861:"Labor's clean sweep broken"
5841:. The Mercury. 23 March 1949
5717:Essays on Victorian Politics
5696:. The Argus. 5 February 1949
5313:HAN, HEIDI (30 April 2019).
4616:Australian Capital Territory
4612:Australian Capital Territory
4478:had a lower figure (22.1%).
4149:and is in opposition since.
4113:The Liberal Party is led by
2379:
2230:
2206:
2181:
2153:
2128:
1875:optional preferential voting
1466:, both in government and in
308:State/territory lower houses
7:
8293:National Party of Australia
8245:Deputy leadership elections
7851:National Party of Australia
7552:Party-related organisations
5773:Libs, Nats revive coalition
5405:Xiao, Bang (3 April 2023).
5242:australianelectionstudy.org
4979:. SBS News. 21 October 2018
4814:Australian Financial Review
4656:
4377:
4337:
4007:Coalition Upper House Seats
3878:Coalition Lower House Seats
1998:; and the southern part of
1530:Political advertisement in
1406:National Party of Australia
1398:Australian federal politics
1376:, commonly known simply as
1257:Conservatism in New Zealand
1130:Institute of Public Affairs
999:Conservative National Party
957:Pauline Hanson's One Nation
10:
8309:
8288:Liberal Party of Australia
8206:Liberal and Country League
6908:Liberal Party of Australia
6382:Parliaments and Assemblies
5941:"2013 WA Election Preview"
5894:. Melbourne: Fairfax Media
5607:The Murray Valley Standard
5603:"Joyce takes aim at claim"
4999:"Mr McMahon wanted merger"
4398:and the National Party by
4360:that year's state election
4288:Liberal and Country League
4117:and the National Party by
3756:
3463:
3427:
3391:
3355:
3123:
3081:
3039:
2708:
2220:Liberal–National Coalition
1852:first-past-the-post voting
1521:
1402:Liberal Party of Australia
1374:Liberal–National Coalition
1055:Australian Christian Lobby
984:Commonwealth Liberal Party
979:Christian Democratic Party
40:Liberal–National Coalition
8278:Conservatism in Australia
8172:
8146:
8100:
8074:
7948:
7857:
7696:
7640:
7597:
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7496:
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7289:
7233:
7129:
7038:
6915:
6708:
6626:
6541:
6437:
6360:
6216:
6147:Federal Executive Council
6110:
6027:. WA Today. 20 April 2021
6005:. ABC News. 19 April 2021
5961:. ABC News. 15 March 2021
5839:"Birth of Combined Party"
5338:The Sydney Morning Herald
4896:The Sydney Morning Herald
4125:in a massive swing under
4073:
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4045:
4031:
4017:
4004:
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3164:
3154:
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2670:
2665:
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2650:
2211:
2158:
2108:
2099:
1986:of Sydney; some areas of
1092:Australian Academy of Art
370:Conservatism in Australia
331:
319:
307:
293:
279:
190:
169:
156:
138:
95:
87:
75:
63:
55:
46:
34:
18:Liberal/Country coalition
8196:Victorian Farmers' Union
6169:House of Representatives
5506:. August 1945. p. 3
4723:until 1975, then as the
4721:Australian Country Party
4668:
4476:Liberal Democratic Party
4382:A Coalition between the
4121:. The Coalition won the
4094:A Coalition between the
2392:House of Representatives
2387:Federal election results
1960:two-party-preferred vote
1492:House of Representatives
1476:leader of the opposition
1102:King and Empire Alliance
359:This article is part of
281:House of Representatives
8283:Liberalism in Australia
7589:Menzies Research Centre
6830:Parliamentary secretary
6800:Independent politicians
5547:Martin, Robert (2009).
5378:Yu, Andi (April 2023).
5205:"Non-classic Divisions"
5019:"PARTY MERGER FAVOURED"
4302:from 1973 to 1993, and
4098:(and predecessors) and
1867:Corangamite by-election
1844:three-cornered-contests
1752:was won by Independent
1637:second Menzies ministry
1451:that resulted from the
1322:Conservatism portal
1297:Liberalism in Australia
1271:Liberal Party factions
1145:Samuel Griffith Society
1135:Menzies Research Centre
1019:National Defence League
912:Democratic Labour Party
426:One-nation conservatism
140:Political position
7683:United Australia Party
6850:Responsible government
6750:Contempt of parliament
6203:Statute of Westminster
6053:. 2010. Archived from
6049:. Northern Territory:
5636:University of Tasmania
4725:National Country Party
4690:Liberal National Party
4520:, the Nationals under
4414:sacked Country leader
4202:Liberal National Party
4177:, the Nationals under
4010:(and endorsed parties)
3881:(and endorsed parties)
3869:States and territories
2013:voters. Historically,
1848:Australian Labor Party
1834:Electoral organisation
1818:In July 1989, Senator
1784:In March 1973, former
1735:1996 federal elections
1598:United Australia Party
1540:
1441:United Australia Party
1410:Australian Labor Party
1150:H. R. Nicholls Society
1075:National Civic Council
1060:Coalition for Marriage
967:United Australia Party
399:Australian nationalism
170:Federal member parties
6104:Politics of Australia
6051:Country Liberal Party
4630:Country Liberal Party
4546:2010 federal election
4372:Jacqui Lambie Network
4324:2010 federal election
4257:Deputy Prime Minister
2049:), as well as losing
1912:2010 federal election
1863:1918 Swan by-election
1827:2007 federal election
1825:In the wake of their
1770:2019 federal election
1746:2013 federal election
1742:2007 federal election
1720:1987 federal election
1712:1983 federal election
1708:1974 federal election
1699:1949 federal election
1695:1946 federal election
1644:1940 federal election
1614:1934 federal election
1602:1931 federal election
1557:confidence and supply
1545:1922 federal election
1538:1943 federal election
1529:
1504:Country Liberal Party
1486:campaigns, run joint
1480:deputy prime minister
1460:parliamentary parties
1453:1922 federal election
1426:2022 federal election
1302:Politics of Australia
1014:National (Queensland)
907:Australian Christians
336:Politics of Australia
8221:Leadership elections
8216:Independent National
7663:National Labor Party
7658:Fusion Liberal Party
6805:Kirribilli agreement
6790:Hardworking Families
6745:Chardonnay socialist
5730:Ian Hancock (2002).
5319:theaustralian.com.au
5264:csrm.cass.anu.edu.au
4318:political scientist
3195:Caretaker Government
2164:1934–1939; 1940–1943
1938:), who make between
1780:Suggestions to merge
1706:, but went into the
1334:Australia portal
1292:Liberal conservatism
1140:Page Research Centre
1009:Liberal (Queensland)
404:Liberal conservatism
125:Liberal conservatism
7697:Leadership contests
7648:Protectionist Party
7615:Independent Liberal
6785:Group voting ticket
5939:(7 February 2013).
5439:. 10 September 2020
5300:amp.theguardian.com
4916:Paul Davey (2006).
4749:"Political Parties"
4569:2017 state election
4565:Legislative Council
4557:2013 state election
4496:1947 state election
4492:1933 state election
4407:Premier of Victoria
4316:Flinders University
4306:from 1997 to 2010.
4214:2012 state election
4210:John-Paul Langbroek
4206:Lawrence Springborg
4179:Joh Bjelke-Petersen
4147:2023 state election
4123:2011 state election
3830:Majority Government
3788:Majority Government
3746:Majority Government
3642:Majority Government
3605:Majority Government
3568:Majority Government
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2881:Majority Government
2844:Majority Government
2807:Majority Government
2687:Minority Government
2645:Majority Government
2608:Majority Government
2568:Majority Government
2495:Majority Government
2458:Majority Government
2015:Chinese Australians
1934:(as opposed to the
1928:Greatest Generation
1896:two-party-preferred
1840:preferential voting
1648:minority government
1195:The Daily Telegraph
1004:Family First (2002)
922:Katter's Australian
917:Family First (2021)
7865:William McWilliams
7569:Cormack Foundation
7190:Ashley Goldsworthy
7101:Michael Wooldridge
6855:Stolen Generations
6770:Double dissolution
6563:Northern Territory
5779:, 11 February 2008
5762:, 27 November 2006
5137:. 17 December 2007
5094:The Canberra Times
5075:The Canberra Times
5051:on 3 February 2008
5024:The Canberra Times
5004:The Canberra Times
4842:Guardian Australia
4626:Northern Territory
4524:, and independent
4390:parties exists in
4370:, formerly of the
4348:William McWilliams
4284:Liberal Federation
2045:in Melbourne to a
1894:results contain a
1576:Westminster system
1541:
1500:Northern Territory
1437:political spectrum
1229:Sky News Australia
1070:Cormack Foundation
994:Conservative Party
459:Limited government
320:State upper houses
8260:
8259:
8253:
8241:
8211:National Alliance
8138:Western Australia
8061:David Littleproud
7940:David Littleproud
7930:Michael McCormack
7817:
7816:
7668:Nationalist Party
7543:Western Australia
6873:
6872:
6845:Quiet Australians
6613:Western Australia
6179:Opposition Leader
6157:Foreign relations
6143:
6057:on 29 August 2008
5754:Chris Johnston –
4957:on 27 August 2009
4482:Western Australia
4364:an early election
4249:David Littleproud
4143:Dominic Perrottet
4087:
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1859:Nationalist Party
1669:Curtin government
1665:confidence motion
1661:Fadden government
1549:Nationalist Party
1445:Nationalist Party
1370:
1369:
1045:Advance Australia
1024:Nationalist Party
354:
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341:Political parties
82:David Littleproud
16:(Redirected from
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8247:
8223:
8056:Bridget McKenzie
8001:Charles Adermann
7996:Charles Davidson
7844:
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7820:
7678:Australian Party
7653:Free Trade Party
7574:Norfolk Liberals
7500:
7133:
7017:Malcolm Turnbull
7004:Malcolm Turnbull
6987:Alexander Downer
6919:
6909:
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6893:
6886:
6877:
6876:
6815:Leadership spill
6795:How-to-vote card
6780:Forgotten People
6650:Liberal National
6439:State/territory
6362:State/territory
6137:
6125:Governor-General
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5664:
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4758:. 11 August 2008
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4663:Two-party system
4282:merged with the
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2047:teal independent
1984:Northern Suburbs
1978:and most of the
1945:
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1762:Malcolm Turnbull
1716:Joh for Canberra
1484:federal election
1420:, who succeeded
1414:two-party system
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8108:New South Wales
8096:
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7976:Thomas Paterson
7966:William Fleming
7944:
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7528:South Australia
7513:New South Wales
7499:State divisions
7498:
7492:
7426:Shadow cabinets
7421:
7285:
7229:
7141:Malcolm Ritchie
7131:
7125:
7116:Josh Frydenberg
7056:William McMahon
7034:
6949:William McMahon
6917:
6911:
6907:
6904:
6874:
6869:
6730:Branch stacking
6711:
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6660:Centre Alliance
6654:Country Liberal
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5465:. 5 August 2007
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5097:. 17 July 1989.
5087:
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5077:. 17 June 1985.
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4845:. 12 March 2022
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4304:Karlene Maywald
4276:
4274:South Australia
4218:Campbell Newman
4163:
4127:Barry O'Farrell
4119:Dugald Saunders
4104:New South Wales
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1980:Eastern Suburbs
1943:
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1883:New South Wales
1836:
1789:William McMahon
1782:
1682:. Up until the
1524:
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1449:hung parliament
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7949:Deputy leaders
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7165:Robert Southey
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1808:Doug Anthony
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105:Conservatism
70:Peter Dutton
56:Abbreviation
29:
8066:Perin Davey
8021:Bruce Lloyd
7991:John McEwen
7905:Tim Fischer
7885:John McEwen
7631:Lyons Forum
7234:Governments
7200:Shane Stone
7195:Tony Staley
7180:John Valder
7170:John Atwill
7161:J. E. Pagan
7096:Peter Reith
7091:Fred Chaney
7076:John Howard
7061:John Gorton
7051:Harold Holt
7010:Tony Abbott
6993:John Howard
6982:John Hewson
6972:John Howard
6942:John Gorton
6935:Harold Holt
6825:Nationalism
6810:Langer vote
6760:Donkey vote
6712:terminology
6364:governments
6345:Referendums
5865:News.com.au
5845:28 November
5823:28 November
5700:29 November
5678:10 February
5612:17 November
5469:17 November
4727:until 1982.
4606:Territories
4600:David Honey
4526:John Bowler
4514:Hendy Cowan
4421:John McEwen
4400:Peter Walsh
4352:Kevin Lyons
3862:Opposition
3710:Opposition
3685:Tony Abbott
3674:Opposition
3501:John Howard
3490:Opposition
3465:John Hewson
3454:Opposition
3418:Opposition
3393:John Howard
3382:Opposition
3346:Opposition
3186:Opposition
3150:Opposition
3083:John Gorton
3041:Harold Holt
2771:Opposition
2735:Opposition
2696:Opposition
2527:Opposition
2125:Nationalist
1904:Independent
1820:Fred Chaney
1804:Peter Nixon
1758:by-election
1584:John McEwen
1547:, when the
1433:voter bases
1209:News Weekly
1119:Think tanks
750:Politicians
723:van Onselen
648:Albrechtsen
484:Rule of law
449:Free market
394:Agrarianism
130:Agrarianism
8267:Categories
8075:Ministries
8051:Fiona Nash
8031:Mark Vaile
8016:Ralph Hunt
7915:Mark Vaile
7870:Earle Page
7799:2015 (Sep)
7794:2015 (Feb)
7453:Peacock II
7412:Morrison 1
7402:Turnbull 1
7290:Ministries
7225:John Olsen
7153:Lyle Moore
7132:Presidents
7121:Sussan Ley
7081:Neil Brown
6835:Playmander
6710:Political
6700:Historical
6685:One Nation
6628:Political
6573:Queensland
6545:government
6186:High Court
6164:Parliament
5898:1 February
5801:1 December
5741:0733614396
5734:. Hodder.
5586:1 February
5532:30 January
5510:30 January
5215:7 November
4735:References
4686:Queensland
4596:Shane Love
4580:Mia Davies
4538:Tony Crook
4440:Peter Ryan
4264:Gold Coast
4171:Queensland
4161:Queensland
4137:, and the
4135:Mike Baird
3841:5,233,334
3689:5,365,529
3653:5,229,024
3469:4,681,822
3433:4,302,127
3397:4,236,238
3361:3,872,707
3325:3,783,595
3165:3,319,220
3129:2,737,911
2750:1,706,387
2714:1,248,506
2571:(UAP Only)
2506:1,271,619
2114:1923–1931
2109:Elections
2093:Chronology
2071:Holsworthy
1976:Sutherland
1956:Queensland
1948:Homeowners
1918:Electorate
1879:Queensland
1688:re-elected
1610:party room
1564:Earle Page
1468:opposition
1464:frontbench
1424:after the
1394:right-wing
1202:Herald Sun
708:McGuinness
547:Santamaria
469:Monarchism
454:Free trade
444:Federalism
438:Principles
388:Ideologies
150:right-wing
119:Australian
115:Liberalism
109:Australian
8164:Young LNP
8154:Coalition
7633:(defunct)
7627:(defunct)
7605:Moderates
7584:Young LNP
7564:Coalition
7468:Howard II
7443:Peacock I
7297:Menzies 4
6638:Coalition
6441:elections
6220:elections
6061:24 August
4961:18 August
4951:"Origins"
4935:18 August
4145:lost the
3805:5,906,860
3763:5,693,605
3721:5,882,818
3617:5,471,588
3580:4,887,998
3543:4,352,795
3506:5,103,859
3289:3,853,549
3252:3,811,340
3215:4,102,078
3188:(1974–75)
3088:2,649,219
3046:2,853,890
3004:2,520,321
2967:2,208,213
2930:2,324,500
2893:2,093,930
2856:2,133,979
2819:2,298,512
2782:2,314,143
2698:(1941–43)
2690:(1940–41)
2662:1,703,185
2620:1,774,805
2583:1,618,946
2543:1,533,627
2470:1,286,208
2433:1,551,760
2399:Election
2103:Alliance
2075:Lane Cove
2063:Drummoyne
2039:Melbourne
2023:Bennelong
1988:Melbourne
1772:. In the
1750:Wentworth
1580:Treasurer
1275:Moderates
1239:(Defunct)
1235:The Argus
1107:Old Guard
951:Coalition
941:Coalition
931:Coalition
871:Perrottet
542:Oldmeadow
527:Henderson
346:Elections
313:149 / 465
266:LNP (Qld)
59:L/NP, LNP
8191:historic
8183:historic
8133:Victoria
8128:Tasmania
7598:Factions
7538:Victoria
7533:Tasmania
7478:Turnbull
7448:Howard I
7377:Howard 1
7357:Fraser 1
7342:Gorton 1
7281:Morrison
7276:Turnbull
6840:Pub test
6720:Battlers
6646:National
6603:Victoria
6593:Tasmania
6533:Timeline
6521:Tas 2028
6516:NSW 2027
6511:Vic 2026
6496:Qld 2024
6491:ACT 2024
6479:Tas 2024
6474:NSW 2023
6469:Vic 2022
6454:Qld 2020
6449:ACT 2020
6352:Timeline
6228:Pre-1972
6218:Federal
6152:Ministry
5965:15 March
5921:11 March
5673:ABC News
5490:The Drum
5463:ABC News
5411:ABC News
5384:ABC News
5357:ABC News
4983:10 April
4869:ABC News
4783:ABC News
4657:See also
4542:O'Connor
4392:Victoria
4388:National
4378:Victoria
4344:Tasmania
4338:Tasmania
4296:Adelaide
4266:and the
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4100:National
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1992:Brisbane
1964:Tasmania
1516:Tasmania
1404:and the
1386:alliance
1384:, is an
1223:Quilette
1216:Quadrant
947:National
886:Vanstone
851:Morrison
791:Petersen
776:Bernardi
761:Anderson
738:Vanstone
585:Callinan
532:Melluish
512:Donnelly
464:Loyalism
414:Economic
409:Cultural
361:a series
325:50 / 155
287:55 / 151
271:CLP (NT)
236:National
182:National
97:Ideology
8173:History
7858:Leaders
7641:History
7433:Snedden
7352:McMahon
7256:McMahon
7241:Menzies
6918:Leaders
6642:Liberal
6630:parties
6526:NT 2028
6506:SA 2026
6501:WA 2025
6484:NT 2024
6464:SA 2022
6459:WA 2021
6135:Cabinet
6120:Monarch
5892:The Age
5795:The Age
5777:The Age
5760:The Age
5417:29 June
5390:29 June
5363:29 June
5189:30 June
5167:30 June
5141:30 June
5135:The Age
5115:30 June
5055:30 June
4901:21 June
4875:21 June
4849:21 June
4821:21 June
4762:22 June
4642:Solomon
4574:In the
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4494:to the
4384:Liberal
4238:Nanango
4165:Due to
4096:Liberal
4039:14 / 40
4025:15 / 42
3994:17 / 25
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3924:34 / 93
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2481:42 / 75
2444:51 / 75
2417:Status
2402:Leader
2227:Liberal
2203:Country
2150:Country
2100:Period
2079:Miranda
2043:Kooyong
1942:45,001–
1756:in the
1740:In the
1591:in 1929
1522:History
1380:or the
1086:Defunct
973:Defunct
927:Liberal
898:Parties
856:Mundine
846:Menzies
786:Canavan
733:Shelton
713:Mundine
703:Lehmann
683:Harries
658:Credlin
643:Akerman
625:Steward
600:Gleeson
569:Jurists
537:Minogue
507:Coleman
502:Blainey
301:31 / 76
196:Liberal
177:Liberal
157:Colours
88:Founded
8092:McEwen
8087:Fadden
7488:Dutton
7483:Abbott
7473:Nelson
7463:Downer
7458:Hewson
7438:Fraser
7397:Abbott
7332:Holt 1
7271:Abbott
7266:Howard
7261:Fraser
7251:Gorton
6680:Lambie
6670:Katter
6665:Greens
6543:Local
6174:Senate
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4638:Darwin
4328:Barker
4129:, the
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4067:8 / 22
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3692:43.32
3656:42.09
3472:44.27
3436:43.46
3400:45.91
3364:44.69
3328:43.57
3198:(1975)
3168:44.91
3132:41.48
2753:39.28
2717:30.45
2509:44.17
2411:Seats
2405:Votes
2083:Oatley
2067:Epping
2031:Sydney
2011:Muslim
2007:Indian
2000:Darwin
1926:, the
1908:Greens
1795:, and
1488:Senate
1267:(2002)
1168:ADH TV
1040:Active
902:Active
866:Palmer
861:Newman
831:Katter
821:Howard
811:Hanson
806:Gorton
801:Fraser
796:Dutton
781:Bonner
771:Barton
766:Anning
756:Abbott
718:Murray
678:Hadley
615:Heydon
595:Dawson
590:Craven
580:Barton
517:Finnis
295:Senate
260:Other:
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65:Leader
6675:Labor
6031:4 May
6009:4 May
5987:4 May
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4756:(AEC)
4669:Notes
4155:koala
3810:41.44
3768:42.15
3726:45.55
3622:46.70
3585:43.01
3548:39.18
3511:46.90
3294:46.40
3257:48.10
3220:53.05
3093:43.33
3051:49.98
3009:46.03
2972:42.09
2935:46.55
2898:47.63
2861:46.82
2824:50.34
2787:50.26
2667:43.93
2625:49.26
2588:45.58
2548:48.35
2475:49.56
2438:53.20
2051:Aston
1996:Perth
1952:State
1162:Media
876:Price
841:Lyons
836:Kelly
826:Joyce
728:Price
693:Kenny
688:Jones
620:Myers
610:Hayne
605:Gibbs
575:Allan
552:Stove
522:Flint
8250:2020
8238:2022
8234:2021
8230:2020
8226:2018
8082:Page
7809:2022
7804:2018
7789:2009
7784:2008
7779:2007
7774:1995
7769:1994
7764:1993
7759:1990
7754:1989
7749:1987
7744:1985
7739:1983
7734:1982
7729:1975
7724:1972
7719:1971
7714:1969
7709:1968
7704:1966
7246:Holt
6865:Worm
6617:list
6607:list
6597:list
6587:list
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6567:list
6557:list
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6323:2019
6318:2016
6313:2013
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6303:2007
6298:2004
6293:2001
6288:1998
6283:1996
6278:1993
6273:1990
6268:1987
6263:1984
6258:1983
6253:1980
6248:1977
6243:1975
6238:1974
6233:1972
6063:2010
6033:2021
6011:2021
5989:2021
5967:2021
5923:2013
5900:2011
5873:2008
5847:2019
5825:2019
5803:2021
5736:ISBN
5702:2019
5680:2015
5614:2013
5588:2011
5555:ISBN
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5512:2020
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5392:2024
5365:2024
5217:2011
5191:2010
5169:2010
5143:2010
5117:2010
5057:2010
4985:2019
4963:2013
4937:2013
4924:ISBN
4903:2022
4877:2022
4851:2022
4823:2022
4792:2023
4764:2022
4592:2013
4590:and
4588:2008
4584:1947
4508:The
4486:The
4452:2006
4450:and
4448:2002
4432:1996
4430:and
4428:1992
4386:and
4311:Rann
4278:The
4222:2015
4191:1998
4183:1989
3837:2022
3795:2019
3753:2016
3716:2013
3680:2010
3649:2007
3612:2004
3575:2001
3538:1998
3496:1996
3460:1993
3424:1990
3388:1987
3352:1984
3321:1983
3284:1980
3247:1977
3205:1975
3156:1974
3120:1972
3078:1969
3036:1966
2999:1963
2962:1961
2925:1958
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