Minister for Home Affairs; Minister for Immigration and Citizenship; Minister for Cyber Security[1]
Second Albanese ministry
Commonwealth of Australia
Tony Burke
Minister for Home Affairs[1]
Serving in the Second Albanese ministry.
- In office
- Serving
- Party
- Labor
- Offices
- 1
Sourced from en.wikipedia.org · checked 12 Oct 2026
Overview
Current office
- Country
- Australia
Career
Record in public office
The record so far holds the current appointment
Minister for Home Affairs; Minister for Immigration and Citizenship; Minister for Cyber Security, as recorded in the sources below. Earlier offices are added once each is checked against an official CV or register.
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Serves with 22 colleagues
- Anthony AlbanesePrime Minister
- Richard MarlesDefence
- Penny WongForeign Affairs
- Jim ChalmersTreasurer
- Katy GallagherFinance
- Don FarrellTrade and Tourism
- Mark ButlerHealth and Ageing
- Chris BowenClimate Change and Energy
- Catherine KingInfrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Local Government
- Amanda RishworthEmployment and Workplace Relations
- Jason ClareEducation
- Michelle RowlandAttorney-General
- Tanya PlibersekSocial Services
- Julie CollinsAgriculture, Fisheries and Forestry
- Clare O'NeilHousing
- Madeleine KingResources
- Murray WattEnvironment and Water
- Malarndirri McCarthyIndigenous Australians
- Anika WellsCommunications
- Pat ConroyDefence Industry
- Anne AlySmall Business
- Tim AyresIndustry and Innovation
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- Sourced 3
Sources
- [1]Second Albanese ministry
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Govpedia. "Tony Burke." Minister for Home Affairs. Record gp:person/tony-burke, last checked 12 Oct 2026. IQGov. https://govpedia.org/person/tony-burke/