The role of political parties within the Australian system
Political parties are people with similar ideologies who aim to get their members voted for a seat in parliament.
The difference between minor and major parties and independents
The words major, minor and independent describe the amount of members each party has. A minor party would have a small amount of members while a major has a large amount and independents work by themselves.
Lobby groups
Lobby groups are people with the same ideologies who aim to preach ideas to members of parliament while building a personnel connection hoping for them to make decisions, positively benefitting them.
The influence of different forms of media on voting patterns
Media, including television, radio, social media, and news coverage, can influence voting patterns by promoting or discrediting political parties or candidates.
Labour
They have the objective of the democratic socialisation of industry, production, distribution and exchange.
Liberal
Advocates towards freedom of thought, worship, speech, interaction and a society of equality. Supports the preservation of Australia’s environment for future generations
