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The following is a list of Australian Federal Government Ministers, following Prime Minister Kevin Rudd's swearing-in on 3 December 2007.[1]
| Minister |
Current Minister |
|
Inner Ministry
|
| Prime Minister |
Kevin Rudd |
Deputy Prime Minister
Minister for Employment and Workplace Relations
Minister for Education
Minister for Social Inclusion |
Julia Gillard |
| Treasurer |
Wayne Swan |
| Minister for Finance and Deregulation |
Lindsay Tanner |
| Attorney-General |
Robert McClelland |
| Minister for Defence |
Joel Fitzgibbon |
| Minister for the Environment, Heritage and the Arts |
Peter Garrett |
| Minister for Climate Change and Water |
Penny Wong |
| Minister for Immigration and Citizenship |
Chris Evans |
| Minister for Foreign Affairs |
Stephen Smith |
Special Minister of State
Vice-President of the Executive Council
Cabinet Secretary |
John Faulkner |
| Minister for Health and Ageing |
Nicola Roxon |
| Minister for Families, Housing, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs |
Jenny Macklin |
| Minister for Trade |
Simon Crean |
| Minister for Broadband, Communications and the Digital Economy |
Stephen Conroy |
| Minister for Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Local Government |
Anthony Albanese |
Minister for Resources and Energy (Australia)
Minister for Tourism |
Martin Ferguson |
| Minister for Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry |
Tony Burke |
| Minister for Human Services |
Joe Ludwig |
| Minister for Innovation, Industry, Science and Research |
Kim Carr |
|
Outer Ministry
|
| Minister for Home Affairs |
Bob Debus |
| Minister for Defence Science and Personnel |
Warren Snowdon |
| Minister for Employment Participation |
Brendan O'Connor |
| Minister for Superannuation and Corporate Law |
Nick Sherry |
| Minister for Small Business, Independent Contractors and the Service Economy |
Craig Emerson |
| Minister for Ageing |
Justine Elliot |
Minister for Housing
Minister for the Status of Women |
Tanya Plibersek |
Minister for Youth
Minister for Sport |
Kate Ellis |
| Minister for Veterans' Affairs |
Alan Griffin |
