Rudd Announces New Labor Government Ministry


The Prime Minister-elect, Kevin Rudd, has announced his new ministry at a press conference in Canberra.

One of the most significant changes is that Deputy Prime Minister Julia Gillard will be both Education Minister and Employment & Workplace Relations Minister.

The highly-regarded Senator John Faulkner has been appointed Special Minister of State and Cabinet Secretary.

The ministry will be sworn in by the Governor-General next Monday.

Listen to Kevin Rudd’s Press Conference Announcing the Labor Ministry:

Listen to Kevin Rudd Address the ALP Caucus:


The Rudd Ministry

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    Cabinet:


    1. Prime Minister: Kevin Rudd
    2. Deputy Prime Minister, Education, Employment and Workplace Relations, Social Inclusion: Julia Gillard
    3. Treasurer: Wayne Swan
    4. Immigration and Citizenship, Leader of the Government in the Senate: Sen. Chris Evans
    5. Special Minister of State, Cabinet Secretary, Vice President of the Executive Council: Sen. John Faulkner
    6. Trade: Simon Crean
    7. Foreign Affairs: Stephen Smith
    8. Defence: Joel Fitzgibbon
    9. Health and Ageing: Nicola Roxon
    10. Families, Housing, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs: Jenny Macklin
    11. Finance and Deregulation: Lindsay Tanner
    12. Infrastructure, Transport and Regional Development, Local Government, Leader of the House: Anthony Albanese
    13. Broadband, Communications and the Digital Economy, Deputy Leader of the Government in the Senate: Sen. Stephen Conroy
    14. Innovation, Industry, Science and Research: Sen. Kim Carr
    15. Climate Change and Water: Sen. Penny Wong
    16. Environment, Heritage and The Arts: Peter Garrett
    17. Attorney General: Robert McClelland
    18. Human Services, Manager of Government Business in the Senate: Sen. Joe Ludwig
    19. Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry: Tony Burke
    20. Resources and Energy, Tourism: Martin Ferguson

    Outer Ministry:


    1. Home Affairs: Bob Debus
    2. Assistant Treasurer, Competition Policy and Consumer Affairs: Chris Bowen
    3. Veterans’ Affairs: Alan Griffin
    4. Housing, Status of Women: Tanya Plibersek
    5. Employment Participation: Brendan O’Connor
    6. Defence Science and Personnel: Warren Snowdon
    7. Small Business, Independent Contractors and the Service Economy, Assisting the Finance Minister on Deregulation: Craig Emerson
    8. Superannuation and Corporate Governance: Sen. Nick Sherry
    9. Ageing: Justine Elliot
    10. Youth, Sport: Kate Ellis

    Parliamentary Secretaries:


    1. Prime Minister and Cabinet: Maxine McKew
    2. Defence: Greg Combet
    3. Defence: Mike Kelly
    4. Infrastructure, Transport and Regional Development: Gary Gray
    5. Families, Housing, Community Servies and Indigenous Affairs: Bill Shorten
    6. Foreign Affairs: Bob McMullan
    7. Foreign Affairs: Duncan Kerr
    8. Prime Minister and Cabinet: Anthony Byrne
    9. Social Inclusion and the Voluntary Sector: Sen. Ursula Stephens
    10. Trade: John Murphy
    11. Health and Ageing: Sen. Jan McLucas
    12. Immigration and Citizenship: Laurie Ferguson


  • Filed in: 2007 Federal Election, A.L.P., Cabinet-Ministry, Howard Government, Prime Minister, Rudd Government


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