Meet your new government!

Meet team Albo.

Meet team Albo.

New government, new ministry. Prime minister Anthony Albanese has announced who will play which role under his leadership.

From who will take carriage of women's and indigenous issues to health and defence, here's your guide to who has nabbed the top jobs.

• Richard Marles: Defence Minister and Deputy Prime Minister
• Penny Wong: Foreign Affairs Minister
• Don Farrell: Minister for Trade and Tourism
• Jim Chalmers: Treasurer
• Katy Gallagher: Minister for Finance, Women and Government Services
• Tony Burke: Employment, Industrial Relations and Arts
• Mark Butler: Health Minister
• Bill Shorten: NDIS and Government Services Minister
• Linda Burney: Indigenous Australians Minister
• Tanya Plibersek: Environment and Water Minister
• Amanda Rishworth: Social Services Minister
• Mark Dreyfus: Attorney-General
• Jason Clare: Education Minister
• Julie Collins: Housing and Small Business Minister
• Murray Watt: Agriculture, Fisheries and Emergency Management Minister
• Ed Husic: Science and Industry Minister
• Clare O'Neil: Home Affairs Minister
• Brendan O'Connor: Skills Minister
• Chris Bowen: Climate Change and Energy Minister
• Catherine King: Infrastructure Minister
• Michelle Rowland: Minister for Communications
• Madeleine King: Minister for Resources and Northern Australia
• Anne Aly: Early Education
• Andrew Giles: Immigration Minister
• Annika Wells: Aged Care and Sport Minister

Announcing his crew late on Tuesday Albanese said he was leading an “exciting team” that is “overflowing with talent".

"This is the largest number of women who have ever served in an Australian cabinet," he said. 

Albanese said 13 women in the frontbench was a record for a government, declaring he would work towards 50 per cent front bench representation.

Today I announced my new ministry. Tomorrow, we will go to Government House to be sworn in and start delivering on a better future. pic.twitter.com/34TWSyHBHk

— Anthony Albanese (@AlboMP) May 31, 2022

The biggest shake-ups to Albanese's team included the appointment of Clare O’Neil as Home Affairs Minister, Andrew Giles as Immigration Minister, Tanya Plibersek as Environment and Water Minister, Jason Clare as Education Minister and Amanda Rishworth as Social Services Minister.

Minister for Indigenous Australians, Linda Burney.

The freshest faces in the ministry include Queensland's Anika Wells, NSW MP Kristy McBain and WA MP Anne Aly.

An interim cabinet of five members were already sworn in last week after Albanese claimed victory at the federal election on May 21.

Minister for Foreign Affairs: Penny Wong.

They included Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles, Treasurer Jim Chalmers, Foreign Minister Penny Wong and Finance Minister Katy Gallagher.

The new ministry will be sworn in at Government House on Wednesday.

It was a big day for Labor. They also found out they will be able to govern in their own right after reaching the 76 seats needed to form a majority. They're expected to pick up the NSW seat of Gilmore, taking them to 77 seats.

Now that his team has been finalised, Albanese will fly to Indonesia on Sunday for a three-day diplomatic visit after visiting Adelaide and Perth over the weekend.