Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull is broadly sticking with the team of ministers he took to this month's federal election but has handed some cabinet members new roles.
Environment Minister Greg Hunt will take over Christopher Pyne's portfolio of industry, science and innovation, with Josh Frydenberg to pick up environment in an expanded energy portfolio.
Mr Turnbull announced on Monday in Canberra Mr Pyne would become the defence industry minister, with oversight of naval ship building including the $50 billion submarine program.
Nationals senator Matt Canavan has been promoted to cabinet as minister for resources and northern Australia.
Assistant Treasurer Kelly O'Dwyer will now hold the title for revenue and financial services, which Mr Turnbull says better describes her responsibilities.
Nationals MP Michael McCormack will oversee responsibility for small business.
In the outer ministry, Paul Fletcher, formerly the minister for cities, will become the minister for urban infrastructure and Senator Scott Ryan will become the special minister for state and also the minister assisting the cabinet secretary.
Dan Tehan will pick up the role of assisting Mr Turnbull with cyber security, as well as defence personnel.
Mr Turnbull said with counting underway in the Senate, Minister for Tourism Richard Colbeck is not assured of retaining his seat.
"I have therefore decided not to reappoint Senator Colbeck whom I also thank for his service as a minister," the prime minister said.
But he said if he does hold his seat there would be no barrier to his returning to the ministry "in due course".
He thanked former frontbench colleagues Peter Hendy and Wyatt Roy who lost their seats at the election.
His new look ministry will be sworn in at Government House in Canberra on Tuesday.
"My team will now get on with the job of governing, constructively working and engaging with the other parties in the parliament, to deliver the strong and secure future," he said.
特恩布尔还宣布，议会将于8月30日恢复开会。
