The Australian Liberal Party is a major political party in Australia, founded in 1944. It is a center-right party that promotes free market policies, individual freedoms, and limited government intervention in the economy. The party traditionally supports business interests and aims to foster economic growth and job creation. The Liberal Party is part of the Liberal-National Coalition, which often collaborates with the National Party of Australia to form a government. The party's leadership has included notable figures such as John Howard and Scott Morrison, who have served as Prime Ministers, shaping Australia's domestic and foreign policies.