Australia may face a minority government after elections

Australia's upcoming federal election may result in a minority government, as polls indicate a tight race between the major parties. This situation could lead to a hung parliament, similar to the 2010-2013 Gillard-Rudd government. The decline in support for major parties has opened the door for smaller parties like the Greens and Teals. A stable coalition may require innovative agreements, such as those seen in the UK and Ireland, where parties prioritize specific policies while maintaining their identities. Key issues for a potential minority government include economic modernization for Labor and tax reform for the Coalition. Finding common ground among diverse parties will be essential for effective governance in this new political landscape.