Template:Cabinet of Australia

See also: Second Albanese ministry and Cabinet of Australia

Party		Faction[1][2]	Minister	Portrait	Offices
	Labor	Left	Anthony Albanese (born 1963) MP for Grayndler (NSW) (1996–)		Prime Minister Leader of the Labor Party
		Right	Richard Marles (born 1967) MP for Corio (Vic.) (2007–)		Deputy Prime Minister Deputy Leader of the Labor Party Minister for Defence
		Left	Penny Wong (born 1968) Senator for South Australia (2002–)		Minister for Foreign Affairs Leader of the Government in the Senate
		Right	Dr Jim Chalmers (born 1978) MP for Rankin (Qld.) (2013–)		Treasurer
		Left	Katy Gallagher (born 1970) Senator for Australian Capital Territory (2019–)		Minister for Finance Minister for the Public Service Minister for Women Minister for Government Services Vice-President of the Executive Council Manager of Government Business in the Senate
		Right	Don Farrell (born 1954) Senator for South Australia (2016–)		Minister for Trade and Tourism Special Minister of State Deputy Leader of the Government in the Senate
			Tony Burke (born 1969) MP for Watson (NSW) (2004–)		Minister for Home Affairs Minister for Immigration and Citizenship Minister for Cyber Security Minister for the Arts Leader of the House
		Left	Mark Butler (born 1970) MP for Hindmarsh (SA) (2019–)		Minister for Health and Ageing Minister for Disability and the National Disability Insurance Scheme Deputy Leader of the House
		Right	Chris Bowen (born 1973) MP for McMahon (NSW) (2010–)		Minister for Climate Change and Energy
		Left	Catherine King (born 1966) MP for Ballarat (Vic.) (2001–)		Minister for Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Local Government
		Right	Amanda Rishworth (born 1978) MP for Kingston (SA) (2007–)		Minister for Employment and Workplace Relations
			Jason Clare (born 1972) MP for Blaxland (NSW) (2007–)		Minister for Education
			Michelle Rowland (born 1971) MP for Greenway (NSW) (2010–)		Attorney-General
		Left	Tanya Plibersek (born 1969) MP for Sydney (NSW) (1998–)		Minister for Social Services
			Julie Collins (born 1971) MP for Franklin (Tas.) (2007–)		Minister for Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry
		Right	Clare O'Neil (born 1980) MP for Hotham (Vic.) (2013–)		Minister for Housing Minister for Homelessness Minister for Cities
			Madeleine King (born 1973) MP for Brand (WA) (2016–)		Minister for Resources Minister for Northern Australia
		Left	Murray Watt (born 1973) Senator for Queensland (2016–)		Minister for the Environment and Water
			Malarndirri McCarthy (born 1970) Senator for Northern Territory (2016–)		Minister for Indigenous Australians
		Right	Anika Wells (born 1985) MP for Lilley (Qld.) (2019–)		Minister for Communications Minister for Sport
		Left	Pat Conroy (born 1979) MP for Shortland (NSW) (2016–)		Minister for Defence Industry Minister for Pacific Island Affairs
			Anne Aly (born 1967) MP for Cowan (WA) (2016–)		Minister for Small Business Minister for International Development Minister for Multicultural Affairs
			Tim Ayres (born 1973) Senator for New South Wales (2019–)		Minister for Industry and Innovation Minister for Science

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.