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The 21 pages that link to Australian Labor Party, each with the reason it gives.

• Gough WhitlamNarrower topic: Whitlam transformed Labor’s platform and electoral reach during his leadership.

• White Australia policyRelated: Labor support helped secure early parliamentary backing for immigration restriction.

• Australian republicanismRelated: Its leaders helped bring republican change into federal politics, though party positions have varied.

• Robert MenziesCompared with: Labor was Menzies’s principal electoral opponent throughout his second premiership.

• Liberal Party of AustraliaCompared with: The Liberal Party was founded to provide a durable electoral alternative to Labor.

• Bob HawkeNarrower topic: Hawke’s parliamentary leadership and reform mandate depended on the party’s electoral coalition.

• John CurtinRelated: Curtin’s leadership brought Labor to national government and sustained it through wartime.

• Andrew FisherNarrower topic: Fisher led the party through its first federal majority government.

• George ReidRelated: Its parliamentary support helped determine whether Reid’s government could survive.

• Paul KeatingNarrower topic: Keating’s career and governments emerged from Labor’s internal traditions and electoral coalitions.

• Scott MorrisonCompared with: Labor opposed Morrison’s Coalition government and won office under Anthony Albanese in 2022.

• Alfred DeakinRelated: Labor’s parliamentary support helped determine whether Deakin’s minority governments could govern.

• Julia GillardNarrower topic: Gillard joined Labor as a student and rose through its Victorian branch before entering parliament.

• Anthony AlbaneseNarrower topic: Albanese has led the party since 2019 and became prime minister after its 2022 election victory.

• Billy HughesNarrower topic: Hughes rose through Labor and led its federal government before the 1916 split.

• Ben ChifleyNarrower topic: Chifley led the party through postwar reforms and its 1949 electoral defeat.

• Kevin RuddNarrower topic: Rudd led the party and governed Australia under its banner.

• Stuart MacintyreRelated: Its relationship with unions and the left forms part of the political history Macintyre investigated.

• Politics of AustraliaRelated: Labor is one of the two parties that have most often formed federal government.

• Franklin RiverRelated: Its election pledge and legislation halted the dam project.

• Stanley BruceCompared with: Labor opposed Bruce’s government and defeated it in the 1929 election.