<human>:  Give me a summary of the current Australian political landscape
<bot>: The current political landscape in Australia is marked by a two-party system centered on the Liberal-National Coalition which has been in power since 2013. In 2019, the Coalition won a surprise victory, despite polls predicting a Labor Party victory. Since then, the Coalition government has implemented a number of controversial policies, including a proposal to extend the offshore processing of asylum seekers. Despite this, Prime Minister Scott Morrison has maintained a high approval rating with the public. However, the opposition Labor Party has continued to challenge the Coalition's policies, with the Australian Greens working alongside it to offer an alternative vision. This has seen increasing levels of discussion around issues such as climate change, social policies and tax reform, providing the Australian electorate with a range of different perspectives to consider at the upcoming federal election.