List of Australian government ministers

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Minister	Current Minister
Inner Ministry
Prime Minister	Julia Gillard
Deputy Prime Minister Treasurer	Wayne Swan
Minister for Finance and Deregulation	Penny Wong
Attorney-General	Robert McClelland
Minister for Sustainability, Environment, Water, Population and Communities	Tony Burke
Minister for Immigration and Citizenship	Chris Bowen
Minister for Trade	Craig Emerson
Minister for Foreign Affairs	Kevin Rudd
Minister for Defence	Stephen Smith
Minister for Health and Ageing	Nicola Roxon
Minister for Families, Housing, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs	Jenny Macklin
Minister for Regional Australia, Regional Development and Local Government Minister for the Arts	Simon Crean
Minister for Broadband, Communications and the Digital Economy	Stephen Conroy
Minister for Infrastructure and Transport	Anthony Albanese
Minister for Resources and Energy Minister for Tourism	Martin Ferguson
Minister for Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry	Joe Ludwig
Minister for Innovation, Industry, Science and Research	Kim Carr
Minister for Climate Change and Energy Efficiency (Australia)	Greg Combet
Outer Ministry
Minister for Human Services Minister for Social Inclusion	Tanya Plibersek
Minister for Home Affairs	Brendan O'Connor
Minister for Sport	Mark Arbib
Minister for Small Business, Independent Contractors and the Service Economy	Craig Emerson
Minister for Financial Services and Superannuation	Bill Shorten
Minister for Mental Health and Ageing	Mark Butler
Minister for Employment Participation and Childcare Minister for the Status of Women	Kate Ellis
Special Minister of State	Gary Gray
Minister for Veterans' Affairs Minister for Defence Science and Personnel	Warren Snowdon
Minister for Defence Materiel	Jason Clare

Current members of the Cabinet of Australia

Gillard · Swan · Rudd · Evans · Faulkner · Crean · Smith · Roxon · Macklin · Albanese · Conroy · Carr · Wong · Garrett · McClelland · Ludwig · Burke · Ferguson · Bowen · Emerson · Combet

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