Greens are eyeing a breakthrough into Austrian government.

In their statements on Tuesday, leaders of the Austria's Green Party told Reuters that the party is looking forward to use its squeaky-clean image to step into the next government. It is after several recent successes in provincial elections that the party has stood up with confidence.

It seems that their plans of directly hitting the homes with their anti-corruption campaign have terribly targeted the establishment parties and their corporate interest networks too. The system that has dominated in Austria since World War Two has worked again.

In the history of 27 years, the party has made its strongest position this time. Sources are confirming that the party is now working under the coalition governments in five of Austria's total nine provinces. They believe that the financial and political scandals of their rivals have contributed big for the resent position of the party.

"I could have never dreamed of all of this a year ago," Miss Eva Glawischnig said in an interview in her office overlooking the parliament.

The Greens still have a strong competition with the far-right Freedom Party, the Social Democrat (SPO) and conservative People's Party (OVP).

Parliamentary elections on September 29 will now decide the actual position.