New federal ministers

Here is a list of the new federal ministers in the Australian government, as of March 2022:

Liberal Party

1. Anthony Albanese - Prime Minister
2. Richard Marles - Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Defence
3. Penny Wong - Minister for Foreign Affairs
4. Jim Chalmers - Treasurer
5. Katy Gallagher - Minister for Finance
6. Tanya Plibersek - Minister for Education and Youth
7. Mark Butler - Minister for Health and Aged Care
8. Chris Bowen - Minister for Home Affairs
9. Clare O'Neil - Minister for Industry, Science and Technology
10. Brendan O'Connor - Minister for Skills and Training
11. Tony Burke - Minister for Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry
12. Anne Aly - Minister for Defence Personnel
13. Andrew Giles - Minister for Immigration, Citizenship and Multicultural Affairs
14. Murray Watt - Minister for Climate Change and Energy
15. Stephen Jones - Minister for Employment and Workplace Relations
16. Bill Shorten - Minister for Government Services
17. Andrew Leigh - Minister for Competition and Productivity
18. Amanda Rishworth - Minister for Social Services
19. Matt Thistlethwaite - Minister for Veterans' Affairs
20. Anika Wells - Minister for Early Childhood Education

National Party

1. David Littleproud - Minister for Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry
2. Keith Pitt - Minister for Resources, Water and Northern Australia
3. Bridget McKenzie - Minister for Regionalisation and Local Government
4. David Gillespie - Minister for Regional Health and General Practice
5. Michelle Landry - Minister for Families and Social Services

Independent

1. Zali Steggall - Minister for the Environment

Note: This list may not be exhaustive or up-to-date, as ministerial portfolios and responsibilities can change over time.