Liberal Party:
The Liberal Party is a center-right party that advocates for limited government intervention in the economy and social issues. It is the oldest political party in Australia, and has been in government for much of the country's history. The Liberal Party is currently led by Prime Minister Scott Morrison.
Australian Labor Party:
The Australian Labor Party is a center-left party that advocates for a more interventionist role for government in the economy and social issues. It is the second-oldest political party in Australia, and has been in government for much of the country's history. The Australian Labor Party is currently led by Anthony Albanese.
The Australian Greens:
The Australian Greens are a green political party that advocates for environmental sustainability, social justice, and peace. It is the third-largest party in Australia, and has members in both the House of Representatives and the Senate. The Australian Greens are currently led by Adam Bandt.
One Nation:
One Nation is a right-wing populist party that advocates for Australian independence, reduced immigration, and a decrease in government spending. It is the fourth-largest party in Australia, and has members in both the House of Representatives and the Senate. One Nation is currently led by Pauline Hanson.
United Australia Party:
The United Australia Party is a right-wing party that advocates for traditional values, reduced taxation, and a decrease in government spending. It is the fifth-largest party in Australia, and has members in the Senate. The United Australia Party is currently led by Craig Kelly.
The Nationals:
The Nationals is a center-right party that represents rural and regional Australia. It is the sixth-largest party in Australia, and has members in both the House of Representatives and the Senate. The Nationals are currently led by Barnaby Joyce.