The Australian Labor Party has claimed the 77th seat in the House of Representatives with the re-election of Fiona in the seat of Gilmore. What that means is that the Coalition has failed to take a single seat from Labor at the just concluded election. And it confirms indeed that Labor will be a majority Government when Parliament resumes in July.
Today, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced his Government’s first full Ministry. The new ministry also has a historic number of women—10 out of 22 in cabinet and 13 out of 29 in total.
A look at who has got what.
CABINET
| The Hon. Anthony Albanese MP | Prime Minister |
| The Hon. Richard Marles MP | Deputy Prime Minister Minister for Defence |
| Senator the Hon. Penny Wong | Minister for Foreign Affairs |
| The Hon. Dr Jim Chalmers MP | Treasurer |
| Senator the Hon. Katy Gallagher | Minister for Finance Minister for the Public Service Minister for Women |
| Senator the Hon. Don Farrell | Minister for Trade and Tourism Special Minister of State |
| The Hon. Tony Burke MP | Minister for Employment and Workplace Relations Minister for the Arts |
| The Hon. Mark Butler MP | Minister for Health and Aged Care |
| The Hon. Chris Bowen MP | Minister for Climate Change and Energy |
| The Hon. Tanya Plibersek MP | Minister for the Environment and Water |
| The Hon. Catherine King MP | Minister for Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Local Government |
| The Hon. Linda Burney MP | Minister for Indigenous Australians |
| The Hon. Amanda Rishworth MP | Minister for Social Services |
| The Hon. Bill Shorten MP | Minister for the National Disability Insurance Scheme Minister for Government Services |
| The Hon. Mark Dreyfus QC MP | Attorney-General Cabinet Secretary |
| The Hon. Brendan O’Connor MP | Minister for Skills and Training |
| The Hon. Jason Clare MP | Minister for Education |
| The Hon. Julie Collins MP | Minister for Housing Minister for Homelessness Minister for Small Business |
| Michelle Rowland MP | Minister for Communications |
| Madeleine King MP | Minister for Resources Minister for Northern Australia |
| Senator Murray Watt | Minister for Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry Minister for Emergency Management |
| Ed Husic MP | Minister for Industry and Science |
| Clare O’Neil MP | Minister for Home Affairs Minister for Cyber Security |
OUTER MINISTRY
| Matt Keogh MP | Minister for Veterans’ Affairs Minister for Defence Personnel |
| Pat Conroy MP | Minister for Defence Industry Minister for International Development and the Pacific |
| Stephen Jones MP | Assistant Treasurer Minister for Financial Services |
| Andrew Giles MP | Minister for Immigration, Citizenship and Multicultural Affairs |
| Anne Aly MP | Minister for Early Childhood Education Minister for Youth |
| Anika Wells MP | Minister for Aged Care Minister for Sport |
| Kristy McBain MP | Minister for Regional Development, Local Government and Territories |
ASSISTANT MINISTERS
| The Hon. Justine Elliot MP | Assistant Minister for Social Services Assistant Minister for the Prevention of Family Violence |
| The Hon. Matt Thistlethwaite MP | Assistant Minister for Defence Assistant Minister for Veterans’ Affairs Assistant Minister for the Republic |
| The Hon. Dr Andrew Leigh MP | Assistant Minister for Competition, Charities and Treasury |
| Patrick Gorman MP | Assistant Minister to the Prime Minister |
| Senator Jenny McAllister | Assistant Minister for Climate Change and Energy |
| Senator Carol Brown | Assistant Minister for Infrastructure and Transport |
| Ged Kearney MP | Assistant Minister for Health and Aged Care |
| Emma McBride MP | Assistant Minister for Mental Health Assistant Minister for Rural and Regional Health |
| Senator Malarndirri McCarthy | Assistant Minister for Indigenous Australians Assistant Minister for Indigenous Health |
| Senator Tim Ayres | Assistant Minister for Trade Assistant Minister for Manufacturing |
| Senator Anthony Chisholm | Assistant Minister for Education Assistant Minister for Regional Development |
| Tim Watts MP | Assistant Minister for Foreign Affairs |
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The Australian Labor Party has claimed the 77th seat in the House of Representatives with the re-election of Fiona in the seat of Gilmore. The Coalition has failed to take a single seat from Labor at the just concluded election. #TheIndianSunhttps://t.co/HvcpYFkAmj
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