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Australian Greens: 12 seats Australian Labor Party: 26 seats Jacqui Lambie Network: 2 seat David Pocock: 1 seat Liberal: 15 seats Liberal/National joint ticket: 11 seats Liberal National Party of Queensland: 5 seats Country Liberal Party: 1 seat United Australia Part: 1 seat One Nation: 2 seats |
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- Governor-General of Australia
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