SPRING ST, MELBOURNE. — Premier Ben Carroll this afternoon announced a new Victorian state Labor cabinet.
Anthony Carbines will become the new Minister for Artificial Intelligence and Digital Economy, focusing on driving innovation and investment, while keeping AI development ethical and responsible.
He will also become the new Minister for Major Events, Medical Research, Economic Development and will remain the Minister for Racing and the Leader of the House.
Deputy Premier Gabrielle Williams will become the new Minister for Education, Women and Gender Equality, Skills and Training and First Peoples.
Lizzie Blandthorn remains the Minister for Children, Disability and Deputy Leader of the Government in the Legislative Council.
Colin Brooks will become the new Treasurer and Minister for Industrial Relations.
Steve Dimopoulos will become the new Minister for WorkSafe and the TAC and Equality. He will remain as the Minister for Sport.
Paul Edbrooke becomes the new Minister for Police, Emergency Services, Crime Prevention and Multicultural Affairs.
Enver Erdogan will become the new Minister for Finance, Minister for Government Services and will remain the Minister for Casino, Gaming and Liquor Regulation.
Luba Grigorovitch remains the Minister for Youth and Carers and Volunteers.
Paul Hamer will become the new Minister for Roads and Road Safety.
Melissa Horne will become the new Minister for Jobs, Industry and Advanced Manufacturing, Defence Industry and will remain the Minister for Ports and Freight.
Sonya Kilkenny will become the new Minister for Prevention of Family Violence and will remain Attorney-General and the Minister for Planning.
Tim Richardson will become the new Minister for Local Government, Consumer Affairs and Renters.
Michaela Settle will become the new Minister for Water and the Minister for Rural and Regional Development and will remain the Minister for Agriculture.
Ros Spence will become the new Minister for Youth Justice, Corrections, Victims Support and will remain the Minister for Community Sport.
Nick Staikos will become the new Minister for Housing, Building and Precincts, Homelessness and Seniors.
Ingrid Stitt becomes the new Minister for Health, Mental Health, Ambulance Services and will remain the Special Minister of State.
Natalie Suleyman will become the new Minister for Trade, Tourism and Investment and will remain the Minister for Small and Family Business and Veterans.
Jaclyn Symes will become the new Minister for Energy and Resources, the State Electricity Commission, Climate Action, Environment and will remain the Leader of the Government in the Legislative Council.
Vicki Ward will become the Minister for Public Transport and will remain the Minister for Creative Industries and Nina Taylor will become the Cabinet Secretary.
