Australia Prime Minister reveals his second term Cabinet and ministry
- On May 13, 2025, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and his Cabinet were sworn in at Government House in Canberra by Governor-General Sam Mostyn.
- The swearing-in followed Labor’s landslide reelection on May 3, expecting to secure between 92 and 95 seats amid ongoing vote counting.
- Albanese retained key portfolios such as treasurer and foreign affairs, appointed new ministers like Michelle Rowland as attorney-general, and ended factional disputes.
- Albanese emphasized that the current focus is to review all commitments thoroughly and fulfill them within the next three years.
- Following the Cabinet’s first meeting, Albanese plans visits to Indonesia and Rome to meet global leaders, including discussions on trade with EU President Ursula von der Leyen.
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Sydney Morning Herald
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Click to expand Image Australia's Prime Minister Anthony Albanese speaks at a Labor Party election night event, in Sydney, May 3, 2025. © 2025 Hollie Adams/Reuters (Sydney) – Australia’s recently re-elected Labor government should use its second term as an opportunity to amplify human rights in its foreign policy, Human Rights Watch said today in a letter to Foreign Minister Penny Wong. An annex to the letter sets out 17 actions that the Austra…
President Xi congratulates Australian PM on reelection
Chinese President Xi Jinping on Tuesday congratulated Anthony Albanese on his reelection as Australian prime minister.Xi said that over the past three years, he had met with Prime Minister Albanese and engaged with him in in-depth discussions on strategic,
Australian Labourman Anthony Albanese took office this Tuesday in Australia for a second three-year term, starting with a continuing cabinet after a historic victory in the general election on May 3. Albanian, 62, and his cabinet of ministers took office at a ceremony at the government headquarters in Canberra, after
Malay Mail
AlKhaleej TodayAustralia’s Albanese sworn in for second term as Labor secures biggest mandate since 1901
SYDNEY, May 13 — Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese was sworn in for a second term on Tuesday, alongside his ministers, after a landslide win at a national election he said had returned the largest centre-left Labor government since federation in 1901. Albanese’s Labor Party rode a voter backlash against global instability caused by US President Donald Trump’s policies to a come-from-behind victory on May 3. The opposition conservative L…
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