Other Ministers
- Minister for Fisheries, Forestry and Conservation - Ian Macdonald
- Minister for the Arts and Sport - Rod Kemp
- Minister for Science - Peter McGauran
- Minister for Children and Youth Affairs - Larry Anthony
- Minister for Revenue and Assistant Treasurer - Helen Coonan, then Mal Brough
- Special Minister of State - Eric Abetz
- Minister for Justice and Customs - Chris Ellison
- Minister for Veterans' Affairs - Danna Vale, then De-Anne Kelly
- Minister for Citizenship and Multicultural Affairs - Gary Hardgrave, then Peter McGauran
- Minister for Ageing - Julie Bishop
- Minister for Employment Services - Mal Brough, then Fran Bailey
- Minister for Local Government, Territories and Roads - Ian Campbell, then Jim Lloyd
- Minister for Small Business and Tourism - Joe Hockey (position abolished in November)
- Minister for Science - Peter McGauran (position abolished in November)
- Minister for Children and Youth Affairs - Larry Anthony (position abolished in November)
- Minister for Vocational and Technical Education - Gary Hardgrave (new position in November)
- Minister for Workforce Participation - Peter Dutton (new position in November)
- Minister for Human Services - Joe Hockey (new position in November)
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