Labor Government

The Labor Government refers to the governing body led by the Australian Labor Party, a major political party that traditionally represents working people and supports social equality. When elected, it forms the federal or state government, making decisions on policies related to healthcare, education, social services, and the economy. It operates through elected officials, including the Prime Minister or Premier, and aims to balance economic growth with social justice. The Labor Government’s priorities often include reducing inequality, supporting workers’ rights, and providing public services to benefit all citizens.