Anthony Albanese

Anthony Albanese has been Prime Minister of Australia since 23 May 2022 and leader of the Australian Labor Party since 2019. He has represented the New South Wales seat of Grayndler since 1996, and was Minister for Infrastructure and Transport from 2007 to 2013 and Deputy Prime Minister in 2013.[3]

Country

Australia

Born

2 Mar 1963, Sydney, Australia[3]

First office on record

Minister for Infrastructure and Transport, 2007

1. In office

   Prime Minister[1][2]

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2. 2019 – 2022

   Leader of the Opposition[3]

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3. 2019 – …

   Leader of the Australian Labor Party[3]

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4. 2013

   Deputy Prime Minister of Australia[3]

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5. 2007 – 2013

   Minister for Infrastructure and Transport[3]

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• Bachelor of Economics, University of Sydney[3]

• RMRichard MarlesDefence
• PWPenny WongForeign Affairs
• JCJim ChalmersTreasurer
• KGKaty GallagherFinance
• DFDon FarrellTrade and Tourism
• TBTony BurkeHome Affairs
• MBMark ButlerHealth and Ageing
• CBChris BowenClimate Change and Energy
• CKCatherine KingInfrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Local Government
• ARAmanda RishworthEmployment and Workplace Relations
• JCJason ClareEducation
• MRMichelle RowlandAttorney-General
• TPTanya PlibersekSocial Services
• JCJulie CollinsAgriculture, Fisheries and Forestry
• COClare O'NeilHousing
• MKMadeleine KingResources
• MWMurray WattEnvironment and Water
• MMMalarndirri McCarthyIndigenous Australians
• AWAnika WellsCommunications
• PCPat ConroyDefence Industry
• AAAnne AlySmall Business
• TATim AyresIndustry and Innovation

• An AI agent got into an Australian government portal. It took three months to say so

  An OpenAI research agent worked around access blocks on a Medicare statistics site in June. The government was told by email to a public mailbox in September.

  26 Sept 2026