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Here is the full list of the MPs and Senators appointed to Malcolm Turnbull's new ministry on Sunday:
Prime Minister: Malcolm Turnbull
Deputy Prime Minister Infrastructure and Regional Development Minister: Warren Truss
Foreign Minister: Julie Bishop
Senator Marise Payne has been named Australia's first female Defence Minister in Malcolm Turnbull's cabinet reshuffle.Credit: Alex Ellinghausen
Trade and Investment Minister: Andrew Robb
Attorney General (Leader of the Government in the Senate): George Brandis
Treasurer: Scott Morrison
Assistant Treasurer, Small Business Minister: Kelly O'Dwyer
Industry, Innovation and Science Minister (Leader of the House): Christopher Pyne
Finance Minister (Deputy Leader of Government in the Senate): Mathias Cormann
Defence Minister: Marise Payne
Cabinet Secretary: Arthur Sinodinos
Agriculture and Water Minister: Barnaby Joyce
Indigenous Affairs Minister: Nigel Scullion
Resources, Energy and Northern Australia Minister: Josh Frydenberg
Immigration and Border Protection Minister: Peter Dutton
Environment Minister: Greg Hunt
Health and Sport Minister: Sussan Ley
Communications Minister, Arts Minister and Minister Assisting the Prime Minister for Digital Government (Manager of Government Business in the Senate): Mitch Fifield
Employment Minister, Minister for Women and Minister Assisting the Prime Minister for the Public Service: Michaelia Cash
Social Services Minister: Christian Porter
Education and Training Minister: Simon Birmingham
Territories, Local Government and Major Projects Minister: Paul Fletcher
International Development and Pacific Minister: Steven Ciobo
Tourism and International Education Minister and Minister Assting the Minister for Trade and Investment: Richard Colbeck
Justice Minister and Minister Assisting the Prime Minister for Counter Terrorism: Michael Keenan
Special Minister of State, Defence Materiel and Science Minister: Mal Brough
Cities and Built Environment Minister: Jamie Briggs
Rural Health Minister: Fiona Nash
Veterans' Affairs Minister, Human Services Minister: Stuart Robert
Vocational Education and Skills Minister (Deputy Leader of the House): Luke Hartsuyker
Assistant Minister to the Prime Minister: Alan Tudge and James McGrath
Assistant Minister for Productivity: Peter Hendy
Assistant Minister for Cabinet Secretary: Scott Ryan
Assistant Minister to the Deputy Prime Minister: Michael McCormack
Assistant Minister for Multicultural Affairs: Concetta Fierravanti-Wells
Assistant Minister to the Treasurer: Alex Hawke
Assistant Minister for Agriculture and Water Resources: Anne Ruston
Assistant Minister for Science: Karen Andrews
Assistant Minister for Innovation: Wyatt Roy
Assistant Minister for Health: Ken Wyatt
Assistant Minister for Defence: Darren Chester