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Jacinda Ardern has announced ministerial portfolios this morning - the final step she has to take before the swearing-in ceremony on Thursday.
After that, the Labour leader will be prime minister and her Government can get down to work.
The cabinet lineup is as follows:
Jacinda Ardern:Â PM, Arts Culture and Heritage, National Security and Intelligence, Child Poverty Reduction
Winston Peters:Â Deputy PM, Foreign Affairs, State Owned Enterprises, Racing
Kelvin Davis:Â Crown/Maori relations, Corrections, Tourism, associate education (Maori education)
Grant Robertson:Â Finance, Sport and Recreation, Associate Arts and Culture
Phil Twyford:Â Housing and Urban Development, Transport
Megan Woods:Â Energy and Resources, Earthquake Commission, Greater Christchurch Regeneration, Research Science and Innovation
Chris Hipkins:Â Education, State Services, Ministerial Services, leader of the house
Andrew Little:Â Justice, Courts, GCSB/NZSIS, Pike River re-entry, Treaty negotiatons
Carmel Sepuloni:Â Social Development, Disability Issues, Associate Arts and Culture and Heritage, Associate Pacific Peoples
David Clark:Â Health, Associate Finance
David Parker: Attorney-General, Economic Development, Environment, Trade and Export Growth, Associate Finance
Nanaia Mahuta:Â Maori Development, Local Government, Associate Environment
Stuart Nash:Â Police, Fisheries, Revenue, Small Business
Iain Lees-Galloway:Â Workplace Relations and Safety, Immigration, ACC, Deputy leader of the House
Ron Mark (NZF):Â Defence, Veterans
Tracey Martin (NZF):Â Internal Affairs, Children, Seniors, Associate Education
Shane Jones (NZF):Â Forestry, Infrastructure, Regional Economic Development, Associate Finance, Associate Transport
Jenny Salesa: Building and Construction, Ethnic Communities, Associate Education, Associate Health, Associate Housing and Urban Development
Damien O'Connor: Agriculture, Biosecurity, Food Safety, Rural Communities, Associate Trade and Export Growth
Clare Curran:Â Broadcasting, Communications, and Digital Media, Government Digital Services, Associate ACC, Associate State Services (Open Government)
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