File:Australian House of Representatives 2022.svg
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Green: 4 seats Labor: 77 seats Independent: 10 seats Centre Alliance: 1 seat Liberal: 27 seats Liberal National: 21 seats National: 10 seats Katter's Australian: 1 seat |
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