Morrison II government

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The Morrison II government is the ruling government of Australia since May 29, 2019 . It is a coalition government of the Liberal Party (LIB) and the National Party (NPA).

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After Prime Minister Turnbull lost the vote for the Liberal party leadership to Treasury Secretary Scott Morrison on August 24, 2018 , Morrison also took over the office of Prime Minister. The government was able to defend its majority in the parliamentary election on May 18, 2019 . Prime Minister Morrison formed a new government on May 29, 2019.

List of ministers

cabinet
Office minister Political party Term of office image
Prime Minister
Minister for Civil Service
Scott Morrison LIB since May 29, 2019
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Minister for Aborigines Ken Wyatt LIB since May 29, 2019
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Deputy Prime Minister
Minister for Infrastructure and Transport and Regional Development
Michael McCormack NPA since May 29, 2019
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Minister for Water Resources, Drought, Rural Finance, Natural Disasters and Emergency Management David Littleproud LNP since May 29, 2019
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Minister for Population, Cities and Urban Infrastructure Alan Tudge LIB since May 29, 2019
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Treasury minister Josh Frydenberg LIB since May 29, 2019
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Minister of Finance
Vice President of the Executive Council
Mathias Cormann LIB since May 29, 2019
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Minister of Agriculture Bridget McKenzie NPA since May 29, 2019
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Foreign
Minister Minister for Women
Marise Payne LIB since May 29, 2019
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Minister for Trade, Tourism and Investment Simon Birmingham LIB since May 29, 2019
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Attorney General
Minister for Industrial Relations
Christian Porter LIB since May 29, 2019
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Health Minister
Assistant Minister to Prime Minister for Civil Service and the Cabinet
Greg Hunt LIB since May 29, 2019
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Interior minister Peter Dutton LIB since May 29, 2019
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Minister of Communications, Cybersecurity and Culture Paul Fletcher LIB since May 29, 2019
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Minister of Education Dan Tehan LIB since May 29, 2019
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Minister for Labor, Skills, Small and Family Businesses Michaelia Cash LIB since May 29, 2019
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Minister for Industry, Science and Technology Karen Andrews LNP since May 29, 2019
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Minister for Commodities and Northern Australia Matthew Canavan LNP since May 29, 2019
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Minister for Energy and Emissions Reduction Angus Taylor LIB since May 29, 2019
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Environment Minister Sussan Ley LIB since May 29, 2019
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Defense Minister Linda Reynolds LIB since May 29, 2019
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Minister for Families and Social Affairs Anne Ruston LIB since May 29, 2019
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Minister for the National Disability Insurance Stuart Robert LIB since May 29, 2019
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Junior minister
Minister for Regional Services, Decentralization and Local Government
Assistant Minister for Trade and Investment
Mark Coulton NPA since May 29, 2019
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Deputy Minister of the Treasury
Minister for Housing
Michael Sukkar LIB since May 29, 2019
Minister for International Development and the Pacific
Assistant Minister for Defense
Alex Hawke LIB since May 29, 2019
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Minister for Elderly Care
Minister for Youth and Sport
Richard Colbeck LIB since May 29, 2019
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Minister for Immigration, Citizenship; Migrant Services and Multicultural Affairs David Coleman LIB since May 29, 2019
Minister for Veterans and Defense Personnel Darren Chester NPA since May 29, 2019
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Minister for the Defense Industry Melissa Price LIB since May 29, 2019
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Assistant Minister and Parliamentary State Secretaries
Assistant Minister to the Prime Minister Ben Morton LIB since May 29, 2019
Assistant Minister for Road Safety and Freight Transport Scott Buchholz LIB since May 29, 2019
Assistant Minister to the Deputy Prime Minister Andrew Gee NPA since May 29, 2019
Assistant Minister for Regional Development and Territories Nola Marino LIB since May 29, 2019
Assistant Minister for Pensions, Financial Services and Financial Technology Jane Hume LIB since May 29, 2019
Assistant Minister of Finance, Foundations and Electoral Affairs Zed Seselja LIB since May 29, 2019
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Assistant Minister for Forestry and Fisheries
Assistant Minister for Regional Tourism
Jonathon Duniam LIB since May 29, 2019
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Assistant Minister for Customs, Community Safety Regulations and Multicultural Affairs Jason Wood LIB since May 29, 2019
Assistant Minister for Vocational Education and Training and Apprenticeships Steve Irons LIB since May 29, 2019
Assistant Minister for Waste Reduction and Environmental Management Trevor Evans LNP since May 29, 2019
Assistant Minister for Children and Families Michelle Landry NPA since May 29, 2019
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Assistant Minister for Housing, Homelessness and Community Services Luke Howarth LNP since May 29, 2019

Remarks

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Prime Ministers of Australia. Malcolm Turnbull. National Museum of Australia, accessed November 22, 2019 .
  2. ^ Prime Ministers of Australia. Scott Morrison. National Museum of Australia, accessed November 22, 2019 .
  3. 2019 Federal Elections. House of Representatives - final results. Australian Electoral Commission, accessed November 22, 2019 .