4 April | NSW State Election: Full Labor Ministry

NSW Premier Chris Minns has unveiled his full ministry, which for the first time in the state’s history, will comprise 50 per cent women.

Ahead of the official swearing-in at Government House on Wednesday, the Premier slightly reduced the number of ministers to 22.

With a handful of senior ministers sworn in last week, there were still a few surprises in the new line-up.

Penny Sharpe will take on the responsibility of Energy and Climate Change, Environment and Heritage as well as Leader of the Government in the Legislative Council.

Yasmin Catley will take on the responsibility of Minister for Police and Counter Terrorism.

Jihad Dib will take on Customer Service and Digital Government, as well as Emergency Services and Youth Justice.

Tara Moriarty will take on Agriculture, Regional NSW and Western NSW.

David Harris will take on Aboriginal Affairs and Treaty, Gaming and Racing, Veterans, Medical Research, and the Central Coast.

Minns said via media release: "I'm proud of the team we have. We have a lot of hard work in front of us, and a big responsibility, but my team and I are up to the challenge.

"We have a clear mandate from the people of NSW to rebuild our essential services, to invest in the people who look after us – our nurses, teachers, paramedics, firefighters and police officers.

"Our priority is to help families and households deal with the increasing cost of living, the energy crisis and to fix our schools and hospitals."

The Premier said his government has been given a clear mandate from the people of New South Wales to:

  • rebuild our essential services;

  • to invest in the people who look after us – our nurses, teachers, paramedics, police officers and firefighters by removing the wages cap;

  • deal with the crisis in our schools and hospitals;

  • deal with the energy crisis; and

  • help with the rising cost of living.

Three key independents – Alex Greenwich, Joe McGirr and Greg Piper – have all guaranteed supply and confidence for Minns to govern in minority.

The Liberal Party has not yet chosen its new leader, with the frontrunners considered to be former planning minister Anthony Roberts, ex-attorney-general Mark Speakman, and former sport minister Alister Henskens.


NEW SOUTH WALES CABINET LIST OF MINISTERS


The Honourable Christopher John Minns MP

Premier

 

The Honourable Prudence Ann Car MP
Deputy Premier
Minister for Education and Early Learning
Minister for Western Sydney

 

The Honourable Penelope Gail Sharpe MLC
Minister for Climate Change
Minister for Energy
Minister for the Environment
Minister for Heritage

 

The Honourable John Graham MLC
Special Minister of State
Minister for Roads
Minister for the Arts
Minister for Music and the Night-time Economy
Minister for Jobs and Tourism

 

The Honourable Daniel Mookhey MLC
Treasurer

 

The Honourable Ryan John Park MP
Minister for Health
Minister for Regional Health
Minister for the Illawarra and the South Coast

 

The Honourable Joanna Elizabeth Haylen MP
Minister for Transport

 

The Honourable Paul Scully MP
Minister for Planning and Public Spaces

 

The Honourable Sophie Cotsis MP
Minister for Industrial Relations
Minister for Work Health and Safety

 

The Honourable Yasmin Maree Catley MP
Minister for Police and Counter-terrorism

 

The Honourable Jihad Dib MP
Minister for Customer Service and Digital Government
Minister for Emergency Services
Minister for Youth Justice

 

The Honourable Kate Rebecca Washington MP
Minister for Families and Communities
Minister for Disability Inclusion

 

The Honourable Michael John Daley MP
Attorney General

 

The Honourable Tara Moriarty MLC
Minister for Agriculture
Minister for Regional New South Wales
Minister for Western New South Wales

 

The Honourable Ron Hoenig MP
Minister for Local Government
Vice-President of the Executive Council

 

The Honourable Courtney Houssos MLC
Minister for Finance
Minister for Natural Resources

 

The Honourable Stephen Kamper MP
Minister for Small Business
Minister for Lands and Property
Minister for Multiculturalism
Minister for Sport

 

The Honourable Rose Jackson MLC
Minister for Water
Minister for Housing
Minister for Homelessness
Minister for Mental Health
Minister for Youth
Minister for the North Coast

 

The Honourable Anoulack Chanthivong MP
Minister for Better Regulation and Fair Trading
Minister for Industry and Trade
Minister for Innovation, Science and Technology
Minister for Corrections

 

The Honourable Timothy Carson Crakanthorp MP
Minister for Skills, TAFE and Tertiary Education
Minister for the Hunter

 

The Honourable David Robert Harris MP
Minister for Aboriginal Affairs and Treaty
Minister for Gaming and Racing
Minister for Veterans
Minister for Medical Research
Minister for the Central Coast

 

The Honourable Jodie Elizabeth Harrison MP
Minister for Women
Minister for Seniors
Minister for the Prevention of Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault

 

The Honourable Jennifer Kathleen Aitchison MP
Minister for Regional Transport and Roads

PARLIAMENTARY OFFICE HOLDERS


The Honourable Penelope Gail Sharpe MLC

Leader of the Government in the Legislative Council

 

The Honourable John Graham MLC
Deputy Leader of the Government in the Legislative Council

 

The Honourable Ron Hoenig MP
Leader of the Government in the Legislative Assembly

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