National Interest

If recent polls are to believed, the Australian Capital Territory's Labor government can kiss its Assembly majority goodbye. Whoever wins tomorrow's poll in the Territory will almost certainly have to reach some kind of an agreement with the Greens, who are expected to win up to four of the Assembly's 17 members. So, if the Greens are to be the king-makers in the new Assembly, what will be their demands? And would their left-leaning members ever countenance a political alliance with the Territory's resurgent Liberal Party? The National Interest's ACT election campaign coverage continues with one of the Greens' power-players - candidate Amanda Bresnan.

Guests

Amanda Bresnan
Lead candidate for Brindabella, ACT Greens

Further Information

ACT Greens

ABC Elections: 2008 Australian Capital Territory Election

Presenter

Peter Mares

Producer

James Panichi

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