Chifley Government

The Chifley Government was Australia's federal government led by Prime Minister Ben Chifley from 1945 to 1949. It focused on post-war reconstruction, expanding social welfare, and national development. Key initiatives included establishing the Commonwealth Bank to improve financial access, nationalizing the Australian National Airways, and initiating major housing and infrastructure projects. The government also played a role in shaping Australia's economic future through policies aimed at industrial growth and social support, setting foundation for modern Australia's social services and economic policies in the post-war era.