The New Zealand Labour Party is a major political party in New Zealand, founded in 1916. It traditionally represents the interests of workers and promotes social justice, equality, and public welfare. The party is part of the broader Labour International movement and has been influential in shaping New Zealand's social policies. The Labour Party has been in government multiple times, with notable leaders such as Michael Joseph Savage and Jacinda Ardern. Its policies often focus on improving healthcare, education, and housing, aiming to create a fairer society for all New Zealanders.