Premier
Cabinet — chaired by the Premier
- Kyam Maher Cabinet — MLC · Statewide
Deputy Premier
Minister for Aboriginal Affairs
Attorney-General
Minister for Industrial Relations
Minister for Arts
Special Minister of State
Leader of the Government in the Legislative Council - Tom Koutsantonis Cabinet — MP · West Torrens
Treasurer
Minister for Energy and Mining
Minister for Public Sector
Leader of Government Business in the House of Assembly - Chris Picton Cabinet — MP · Kaurna
Minister for State Development
Minister for Artificial Intelligence and Digital Economy
Minister for Defence and Space Industries
Minister for Veterans' Affairs - Katrine Hildyard Cabinet — MP · Reynell
Minister for Human Services
Minister for Seniors and Ageing Well
Minister for Women - Clare Scriven Cabinet — MLC · Statewide
Minister for Primary Industries and Regional Development
Minister for Forest Industries - Blair Boyer Cabinet — MP · Wright
Minister for Health and Wellbeing - Joe Szakacs Cabinet — MP · Cheltenham
Minister for Infrastructure and Transport - Nick Champion Cabinet — MP · Taylor
Minister for Housing and Urban Development
Minister for Housing Infrastructure
Minister for Planning - Emily Bourke Cabinet — MLC · Statewide
Minister for Climate, Environment and Water
Minister for Tourism - Rhiannon Pearce Cabinet — MP · King
Minister for Emergency Services
Minister for Local Government
Minister for Recreation, Sport and Racing - Lucy Hood Cabinet — MP · Adelaide
Minister for Education, Training and Skills
Minister for Autism
Minister for the City of Adelaide - Michael Brown Cabinet — MP · Florey
Minister for Police
Minister for Correctional Services
Minister for Consumer and Business Affairs - Nadia Clancy Cabinet — MP · Elder
Minister for Small and Family Business
Minister for Multicultural Affairs - Alice Rolls Cabinet — MP · Unley
Minister for Child Protection
Minister for Domestic, Family and Sexual Violence
Sources
The ministry as the Parliament of South Australia lists it in its Ministry PDF, 'As at 25 Mar 2026', linked as 'The current Ministry' from the Parliament's Members page (read here and in a browser on 9 October 2026; the browser return in briefs/ministries-sa-tas-act-nt-2026-10/returns/). The PDF prints all fifteen under the heading Cabinet, so they are shown as Cabinet. Titles are the PDF's own, in its order; each minister is also printed as 'Member of Executive Council', which is left out here because every one of them carries it. The browser return reports that the Department of the Premier and Cabinet's Order of Precedence, also dated 25 March 2026, lists the same fifteen with the same portfolios, and prints Kyam Maher's last line as 'Leader of Government Business in the Legislative Council'; it recorded no link to that list, so it is not cited, and the Parliament's wording is used. The Department's Cabinet page describes Cabinet as 'Chaired by the Premier'. No later official list was found; the date shown is the list's own 'as at' date, not a swearing-in. No source names the ministry or publishes reporting lines. Michael Brown is joined by roster id as well as name, because a Victorian 2026 candidate shared the name until October 2026, when Family First's page printed him as Mike Brown.