Would a minority government be a bad thing for Australia in 2025?

Voters are increasingly looking beyond the major parties, to a slew of independents and minor parties. A hung parliament seems relatively likely this election. The last time we had a hung parliament, in 2010, it took 17 days to sort out the final result. Now those involved have a tip or two for the players in 2025.

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00:00 Intro
02:20 The Greens of Griffith
04:45 Renee Coffey – Labor
05:58 Cowper
06:33 Caz Heise – Independent
07:12 Luke Hartsuyker – Former Nationals MP
08:38 Rise of the minor parties
09:13 Ted Mack and the 1990 election
09:52 Dr Jill Sheppard
10:57 Prof. Frank Bongiorno
11:55 Wentworth
12:20 Paul Fletcher
12:46 Lorraine Gordon
15:07 Dof Dickinson
15:53 Kate Chaney
16:50 The 2010 election – Oakeshott, Windsor and Wilke
19:55 The three amigos
22:26 Bob Katter
28:15 Could the minors become majors?

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