The distribution of seats in Queensland parliament from 2006 to 2009 With an election coming up this Saturday in the Australian state of Queensland, Wikinews reporter Patrick Gillett previews the contesting parties. A hung parliament senario for the 2009 Queensland state election The current distribution of seats has the Australian Labor Party with 58 of the 86 total, the Liberal National Party with 25, the Queensland Greens & One Nation with one each and independents holding four. The premier has received critisism from other parties for backfliping on it's commitment to run a full term. "After 11 years in office, Ms Bligh only cares about one job: her own," said Lawrence Springborg head of the Liberal National Party (LNP) and the Leader of the Opposition. The Queensland Greens are the states larget minor party. The Greens unveiled its policy to open two solar power stations on the weekend of January 31/February 1. Wikinews conducted an interview  the Socialist Alliance on March 2rd in which they said, "That choosing between "tweedledee" and "tweedledum" once every few years is not real democracy, and with the planet in peril, facing an economic meltdown, and all manner of social problems, we can't afford to leave sociaety [sic] in the hands of the pro-corporate parties." The Daylight Saving for South East Queensland  party was set up in late 2008. DS4SEQ leader Jason Furze gave an interview to Wikinews in January. "DS4SEQ would like to gain a sizeable percentage of the primary vote and win a number of seats," Mr furze said. Courier Mail writer Dennis Atkins wrote in today's Courier Mail that DS4SEQ "will poll better than anyone expected - polling close to double figures in some seats around Brisbane and on the coasts."
The distribution of seats in Queensland parliament from 2006 to 2009 With an election coming up this Saturday in the Australian state of Queensland, Wikinews reporter Patrick Gillett previews the contesting parties. A hung parliament scenario for the 2009 Queensland state election The current distribution of seats has the Australian Labor Party with 58 of the 86 total, the Liberal National Party with 25, the Queensland Greens & One Nation with one each and independents holding four. The premier has received criticism from other parties for backflipping on its commitment to run a full term. "After 11 years in office, Ms Bligh only cares about one job: her own," said Lawrence Springborg head of the Liberal National Party (LNP) and the Leader of the Opposition. The Queensland Greens are the states largest minor party. The Greens unveiled its policy to open two solar power stations on the weekend of January 31/February 1. Wikinews conducted an interview with the Socialist Alliance on March 2rd in which they said, "That choosing between "tweedledee" and "tweedledum" once every few years is not real democracy, and with the planet in peril, facing an economic meltdown, and all manner of social problems, we can't afford to leave sociaety [sic] in the hands of the pro-corporate parties." The Daylight Saving for South East Queensland (DS4EQ) party was set up in late 2008. DS4SEQ leader Jason Furze gave an interview to Wikinews in January. "DS4SEQ would like to gain a sizeable percentage of the primary vote and win a number of seats," Mr furze said. Courier Mail writer Dennis Atkins wrote in today's Courier Mail that DS4SEQ "will poll better than anyone expected - polling close to double figures in some seats around Brisbane and on the coasts."
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