Scott Morrison – prime minister
Josh Frydenberg – treasurer
Marise Payne – foreign affairs
David Coleman – immigration, citizenship and multicultural affairs
Peter Dutton – home affairs
Melissa Price – environment
Dan Tehan – Education
Michael McCormack – deputy prime minister, infrastructure, transport, regional development
Nigel Scullion – Indigenous affairs
Michael Keenan – human services, digital transformation
Bridget McKenzie – regional services, sport, local government, decentralisation
Christopher Pyne – defence
Steve Ciobo – defence industry
Darren Chester – veterans’ affairs, defence personnel, minister assisting the prime minister for the centenary of Anzac
Simon Birmingham – trade, tourism, investment
Christian Porter – attorney general
Alex Hawke – special minister of state
Mitch Fifield – communications; arts
Mathias Cormann – finance, public service, leader of the government in the Senate
Greg Hunt – health
Matt Canavan – resources and northern Australia
David Littleproud – agriculture; water
Kelly O’Dwyer – jobs, industrial relations and women
Michaelia Cash – small and family business, skills and vocational education
Karen Andrews – industry, science and technology
Paul Fletcher – families and social services
Angus Taylor – energy
Ken Wyatt – senior Australians and aged care; Indigenous health
Alan Tudge – cities, urban infrastructure and population