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In [[Politics of Australia|Australian politics]], a '''Labor–Greens coalition''' or a '''red–green coalition''' is a coalition agreement between two parties: the [[Centre-left politics|centre-left]], [[Social democracy|socially democratic]] [[Australian Labor Party]] and the [[Left-wing politics|left-wing]], [[Progressivism|progressive]] [[Australian Greens]]. These agreements have occurred at both the state and territory level and in some [[Local government in Australia|local councils]]. |
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In Australian politics, a Labor–Greens coalition or a red–green coalition is a coalition agreement between two parties: the centre-left, socially democratic Australian Labor Party and the left-wing, progressive Australian Greens. These agreements have occurred at both the state and territory level and in some local councils.
The term usually refers to:
- Labor–Greens coalition, a coalition that currently forms government in the Australian Capital Territory
- Labor–Green Accord, a similar coalition arrangement that formerly existed in Tasmania
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