Anthony Albanese
ALP Federal

Prime Minister

Very Safe

16.86% Margin

Elected 1996

30 years

Member for Grayndler (NSW)

Federal - NSW

Anthony Albanese, born 2 March 1963, grew up in Camperdown, an inner-west suburb of Sydney. He lived in social housing with his single mum, who suffered from chronic rheumatoid arthritis and lived on the pension. Anthony went to school at St Joseph’s Primary School in Camperdown and St Mary’s College in Sydney and joined the Australian Labor Party while still in his teens. His first job out of school was at a Commonwealth Bank branch before studying a Bachelor of Economics from the University...

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Portfolios

  • Prime Minister

Committees

  • Cabinet: Expenditure Review
  • Cabinet: National Security
  • Cabinet: Priority and Delivery

Key Staff

  • Tim Gartrell

    Chief of Staff

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  • Georgia Goldsworthy

    Deputy Chief of Staff

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First Speech in Parliament

6 May 1996

# Infrastructure # Social Justice # Multiculturalism # Environmental Planning # Public Sector Reform # Superannuation # Indigenous Rights # Employment # Economic Policy # Community Services

Personal Background and Values

  • Proud representative of Grayndler, with a strong appreciation for the electorate's history and its Labor traditions.
  • Grew up in public housing under economic hardship, instilling a commitment to social justice and fairness.
  • Acknowledges the influence of his mother and partner on his values and political journey.

Policy Interests and Legislative Goals

  • Advocates for infrastructure investment, critical for economic growth and community wellbeing, emphasising the need for long-term planning.
  • Concerned about the contraction of the public sector and cuts to community services, believing in a proactive approach for better service delivery.
  • Strong emphasis on maintaining and expanding social security, including fair taxation for corporations and superannuation policies that support all citizens, particularly women.

Commitment to Multiculturalism and Indigenous Reconciliation

  • Advocates for the recognition of multiculturalism as a strength, promoting respect and diversity.
  • Prioritises reconciliation with Indigenous Australians, condemning the rise of racism and emphasising the importance of equal opportunity for all.

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Media Releases

Strengthening World-class Healthcare for Children

Media Release • 3 April

Health

AI Summary

  • $2 million investment in Royal Children’s Hospital to improve specialised healthcare access for children in Victoria.
  • This funding adds to the $6 million already provided for the Good Friday Appeal, supporting treatment, research, and training.
  • In the past year, the appeal distributed $3 million to regional health services, enabling families to receive care closer to home.
  • Prime Minister Albanese emphasised the importance of community support for children’s health and thanked volunteers for their contributions.

Question and Answer - National Press Club, Canberra

Media Release • 2 April

Energy Gambling Economy National Security Industry

AI Summary

  • Albanese emphasised the need for Australia to become more self-sufficient in liquid fuels due to vulnerability in global supply chains.
  • He highlighted measures like the National Reconstruction Fund and potential increases in refinery capacity to enhance fuel security.
  • The government will respond to the Murphy Report on gambling reforms when Parliament resumes, focusing on harm minimisation and advertising restrictions.

In Parliament

QUESTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE

Albanese Government

Australian Federal Parliament • House of Reps • 1 April

AI Summary

  • Albanese Government questioned on various policies.
  • Key issues raised include economic performance and social policies.
  • Opposition highlights concerns over government accountability.

QUESTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE

Great Western Highway

Australian Federal Parliament • House of Reps • 1 April

Transport and Infrastructure Planning and Development Roads - Infrastructure and Investment Planning

AI Summary

  • Debate on the current condition of the Great Western Highway.
  • Proposals for upgrades to improve safety and accessibility.
  • Discussion of government funding allocations for highway enhancements.

Social Media

Posted on Facebook • 4 April 2026

Health Health Funding Mental Health

You can now get free therapy from home with our new Medicare Mental Health Check In. No cost. No referral. All covered by Medicare.
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Posted on Facebook • 3 April 2026

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Posted on X • 27 February 2026

The arrest of a WA man over an alleged racially-motivated terrorist plot is deeply shocking. I have been briefed on this case by AFP Commissioner Krissy Barrett. I thank the WA police for their swift action to keep the community safe. Allegations the man was planning to target the Muslim community through attacks on mosques - as well as attacks on the WA police and parliament - are particularly distressing. He should face the full force of the law. Australians have a right to safety. There...
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Posted on X • 27 February 2026

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Posted on LinkedIn • 4 April 2026

Health Mental Health

You can now get free therapy from home with our new Medicare Mental Health Check In. No cost. No referral. All covered by Medicare.
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Posted on LinkedIn • 3 April 2026

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