Conservative Party in Australia

The Conservative Party in Australia, primarily represented by the Liberal Party of Australia, is a major political party that generally advocates for free-market policies, individual liberties, and limited government intervention in the economy. It typically emphasizes fiscal responsibility, strong national defense, and traditional social values. The party appeals to a broad coalition of voters, including business owners and middle-class families. Founded in 1945, it has historically focused on promoting economic growth and maintaining Australia’s ties with allies, especially the United States and the UK. The party's main opponent is the Australian Labor Party, which represents more progressive policies.