The Toughest Australian Elections after the War World II

For the first time in 70 years no decisions was made but a hung parliament in Australia as neither the Labor Party not the Liberal Party winning the election on August 21, 2010 to requisite 76 seats. Australians are faced on difficult option whether they should keep their first female Prime Minister Julia Gillard as the leader of the left-of center Labor Party power or not.

Now the votes are still being counted and now four MP’s have the authority to form the coalitions either with center-right Liberal-National or Labor Party. As reported Julia Gillian’s party has won 73 seats while the Coalition won 72. The leader of conservative opposition Tony Abott refused to admit that his party the Labor party has lost its power. “A government may have difficult time to govern the country if they only own 17 seats it would difficult to govern the minority of the country”

although the elections was going quite tough however there are some surprising results can be found such as the youngest Australia’s parliament member Wyatt Roy from Queensland who is only 20 years old. It looks like that Australia will have its first native parliament member Ken Wyatt from Liberal Party from Western Australia.