Australian Labour Party

The Australian Labour Party (ALP) is a major political party in Australia that traditionally represents workers and trade unions. It advocates for social equality, public healthcare, education, and fair workplace practices. As a center-left party, it aims to balance economic growth with social justice. The ALP has been a key player in Australian politics, forming government at various times, and promotes policies that support employment, infrastructure development, and social welfare. It often competes with the conservative Liberal Party for leadership of the government, shaping the country's laws and policies.