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FEDERAL SHADOW MINISTRY 10 February 2020 TITLE SHADOW FEDERAL SHADOW MINISTRY 10 February 2020 TITLE SHADOW MINISTER OTHER CHAMBER Leader of the Opposition Hon Anthony Albanese MP Senator the Hon Penny Wong Shadow Cabinet Secretary Senator Jenny McAllister Deputy Leader of the Opposition Hon Richard Marles MP Senator the Hon Penny Wong Shadow Minister for Defence Hon Richard Marles MP Senator Kimberley Kitching Shadow Minister for Veterans’ Affairs and Defence Hon Shayne Neumann MP Senator Kimberley Kitching Personnel Pat Conroy MP Senator Kimberley Kitching Shadow Minister Assisting for Defence Matt Keogh MP Shadow Minister for Defence Industry Hon Dr Mike Kelly AM MP Shadow Assistant Minister for Defence Leader of the Opposition in the Senate Senator the Hon Penny Wong Hon Richard Marles MP Shadow Minister for Foreign Affairs Senator the Hon Penny Wong Senator the Hon Penny Wong Shadow Minister for International Development and the Pat Conroy MP Pacific Senator Jenny McAllister Shadow Assistant Minister to the Leader of the Opposition in the Senate Deputy Leader of the Opposition in the Senate Senator the Hon Kristina Keneally Hon Richard Marles MP Shadow Minister for Home Affairs Senator the Hon Kristina Keneally Hon Richard Marles MP Shadow Minister for Immigration and Citizenship Senator the Hon Kristina Keneally Senator the Hon Kristina Shadow Minister for Multicultural Affairs Andrew Giles MP Keneally Shadow Minister Assisting for Immigration and Andrew Giles MP Senator the Hon Kristina Keneally Citizenship Senator Murray Watt Shadow Minister for Disaster and Emergency Andrew Giles MP Management Shadow Minister for Industrial Relations Hon Tony Burke MP Senator the Hon Don Farrell Shadow Minister for the Arts Hon Tony Burke MP Senator the Hon Don Farrell Manager of Opposition Business in the House of Hon Tony Burke MP Representatives Shadow Minister for the National Disability Hon Bill Shorten MP Senator Carol Brown Insurance Scheme Hon Bill Shorten MP Senator Carol Brown Shadow Minister for Government Services Emma McBride MP Shadow Assistant Minister for Carers Shadow Minister for Education and Training Hon Tanya Plibersek MP Senator the Hon Kristina Shadow Assistant Minister for Education and Training Graham Perrett MP Keneally Shadow Assistant Minister for Skills Ged Kearney MP Shadow Treasurer Dr Jim Chalmers MP Senator Katy Gallagher Shadow Assistant Treasurer Stephen Jones MP Senator Jenny McAllister Shadow Minister for Financial Services Stephen Jones MP Senator Jenny McAllister Shadow Assistant Minister for Treasury Hon Dr Andrew Leigh MP Shadow Assistant Minister for Charities Hon Dr Andrew Leigh MP Shadow Assistant Minister for Financial Services Hon Matt Thistlethwaite MP Shadow Minister for Climate Change and Energy Hon Mark Butler MP Senator Jenny McAllister Deputy Manager of Opposition Business in the Hon Mark Butler MP Senator Jenny McAllister House of Representatives Pat Conroy MP Shadow Minister Assisting for Climate Change Shadow Minister for Health Hon Chris Bowen MP Senator Murray Watt Shadow Assistant Minister for Mental Health Emma McBride MP Shadow Minister for Infrastructure, Transport and Hon Catherine King MP Senator Murray Watt Regional Development Andrew Giles MP Senator Murray Watt Shadow Minister for Cities and Urban Infrastructure Senator Murray Watt Hon Shayne Neumann MP Shadow Minister for Northern Australia Senator Carol Brown Shadow Assistant Minister for Infrastructure and Senator Carol Brown Regional Tourism Hon Warren Snowdon MP Shadow Assistant Minister for Tasmania Senator Glenn Sterle Shadow Assistant Minister for Northern Australia Shadow Assistant Minister for Road Safety Shadow Minister for Agriculture and Resources Hon Joel Fitzgibbon MP Senator Glenn Sterle Shadow Minister for Western Australian Resources Matt Keogh MP Senator Glenn Sterle Shadow Special Minister of State Senator the Hon Don Farrell Hon Mark Dreyfus QC MP Shadow Minister for Sport Senator the Hon Don Farrell Pat Conroy MP Shadow Minister for Tourism Senator the Hon Don Farrell Hon Amanda Rishworth MP Shadow Minister Assisting the Leader of the Senator the Hon Don Farrell Opposition Shadow Attorney-General Hon Mark Dreyfus QC MP Senator Murray Watt Shadow Minister for Constitutional Reform Hon Mark Dreyfus QC MP Senator Patrick Dodson Shadow Assistant Minister for the Republic Hon Matt Thistlethwaite MP Shadow Minister for Communications Michelle Rowland MP Senator Kimberley Kitching Shadow Assistant Minister for Communications Tim Watts MP Shadow Assistant Minister for Cyber Security Tim Watts MP Shadow Minister for Finance Senator Katy Gallagher Dr Jim Chalmers MP Shadow Minister for the Public Service Senator Katy Gallagher Dr Jim Chalmers MP Manager of Opposition Business in the Senate Senator Katy Gallagher Shadow Assistant Minister for Government Senator Kimberley Kitching Accountability Senator Kimberley Kitching Deputy Manager of Opposition Business in the Senate Shadow Minister for Families and Social Services Hon Linda Burney MP Senator Patrick Dodson Shadow Minister for Indigenous Australians Hon Linda Burney MP Senator Patrick Dodson Shadow Assistant Minister for Reconciliation Senator Patrick Dodson Shadow Assistant Minister for Constitutional Senator Patrick Dodson Recognition of Indigenous Australians Hon Warren Snowdon MP Shadow Assistant Minister for Indigenous Australians Shadow Minister for Ageing and Seniors Hon Julie Collins MP Senator the Hon Kristina Shadow Minister for Women Hon Julie Collins MP Keneally Shadow Assistant Minister for Aged Care Ged Kearney MP Senator Jenny McAllister Shadow Minister for Employment and Industry Hon Brendan O’Connor MP Senator Louise Pratt Shadow Minister for Science Hon Brendan O’Connor MP Senator Louise Pratt Shadow Minister for Small and Family Business Hon Brendan O’Connor MP Senator the Hon Don Farrell Shadow Minister for Innovation, Technology and the Clare O’Neil MP Senator Louise Pratt Future of Work Matt Keogh MP Senator the Hon Don Farrell Shadow Minister Assisting for Small and Family Senator Louise Pratt Business Senator Louise Pratt Shadow Assistant Minister for Manufacturing Shadow Assistant Minister for Employment Services Shadow Minister for Regional Services, Territories Hon Jason Clare MP Senator Murray Watt and Local Government Hon Jason Clare MP Senator Murray Watt Shadow Minister for Housing and Homelessness Hon Warren Snowdon MP Shadow Assistant Minister for External Territories Shadow Minister for Early Childhood Education Hon Amanda Rishworth MP Senator the Hon Kristina Shadow Minister for Youth Hon Amanda Rishworth MP Keneally Senator the Hon Kristina Keneally Shadow Minister for the Environment and Water Terri Butler MP Senator Jenny McAllister Shadow Assistant Minister for the Environment Josh Wilson MP Shadow Minister for Trade Madeleine King MP Senator the Hon Penny Wong Shadow Cabinet Ministers are shown in bold type. .
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