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Template:Cabinet of Australia

See also: Albanese ministry
Party Faction[1][2] Minister Portrait Portfolio
  Labor Left Hon Anthony Albanese
(born 1963)

MP for Grayndler
(1996–)

  Right Hon Richard Marles
(born 1967)

MP for Corio
(2007–)

  Left Hon Penny Wong
(born 1968)

Senator for South Australia
(2002–)

  Right Hon Dr Jim Chalmers
(born 1978)

MP for Rankin
(2013–)

  Left Hon Katy Gallagher
(born 1970)

Senator for Australian Capital Territory
(2019–)

  Right Hon Don Farrell
(born 1954)

Senator for South Australia
(2016-)

  Hon Tony Burke
(born 1969)

MP for Watson
(2004–)

  Left Hon Mark Butler
(born 1970)

MP for Hindmarsh
(2019–)

  Right Hon Chris Bowen
(born 1973)

MP for McMahon
(2010–)

  Left Hon Tanya Plibersek
(born 1969)

MP for Sydney
(1998–)

  Hon Catherine King
(born 1966)

MP for Ballarat
(2001–)

  Right Hon Amanda Rishworth
(born 1978)

MP for Kingston
(2007–)

  Hon Bill Shorten
(born 1967)

MP for Maribyrnong
(2007–)

  Left Hon Linda Burney
(born 1957)

MP for Barton
(2016–)

  Right Hon Mark Dreyfus KC
(born 1956)

MP for Isaacs
(2007–)

  Left Hon Brendan O'Connor
(born 1962)

MP for Gorton
(2004–)

  Right Hon Jason Clare
(born 1972)

MP for Blaxland
(2007–)

  Left Hon Julie Collins
(born 1971)

MP for Franklin
(2007–)

  Right Hon Michelle Rowland
(born 1971)

MP for Greenway
(2010–)

  Hon Madeleine King
(born 1973)

MP for Brand
(2016–)

  Left Hon Murray Watt
(born 1973)

Senator for Queensland
(2016–)

  Right Hon Ed Husic
(born 1970)

MP for Chifley
(2010–)

  Hon Clare O'Neil
(born 1980)

MP for Hotham
(2013-)

  1. ^ James Massola (14 February 2021). "What are Labor's factions and who's who in the Left and Right?". The Sydney Morning Herald. Retrieved 7 June 2022.
  2. ^ Katharine Murphy (31 May 2022). "Anthony Albanese's ministry contains more surprises than expected following a factional kerfuffle". Guardian Australia. Retrieved 7 June 2022.
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