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17 Cards in this Set
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2 Parties in Power |
Liberal & National Parties |
L & N |
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Why are there 2 parties in power? |
Because no one party had absolute majority to form government in its own right. |
had absolute majority on its own |
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Prime Minister of Australia? |
Malcolm Turnbull |
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Deputy Prime Minister? |
Warren Truss |
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Minister for Foreign Affairs? |
Julie Bishop |
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Federal Treasurer? |
Scott Morrison |
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Governor-General? |
Peter Cosgrove |
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Leader Of Opposition (Labor)? |
Bill Shorten |
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Deputy Leader Of Opposition? |
Tanya Plibersek |
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Shadow Minister For Foreign Affairs? |
Tanya Plibersek |
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Leader Of Green Party? |
Richard Di Natale |
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Premier Of QLD? |
Annastacia Palaszczuk |
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Treasurer of QLD |
Curtis Pitt |
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Governor of QLD |
Paul De Jersey |
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Leader Of Opposition In QLD |
Lawrence Springborg |
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Lord Mayor of QLD |
Grayham Quirk |
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Senator for SA and Minister for finance and deregulation |
Penny Wong |
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