Wilson shadow ministry | |
|---|---|
| Shadow cabinet of Victoria | |
| Jess Wilson | |
| Date formed | 18 November 2025 |
| People and organisations | |
| Opposition Leader | Jess Wilson |
| Deputy Opposition Leader | Sam Groth |
| Member parties | Liberal–National coalition |
| Status in legislature | Opposition |
| History | |
| Legislature term | 60th |
| Predecessor | Battin shadow ministry |
The shadow ministry of Jess Wilson is the shadow cabinet of Victoria since November 2025, serving in opposition to the Allan government. The shadow ministry is the Opposition's alternative to the Allan ministry. It was formed following the 2025 Victorian Liberal Party leadership spill where Jess Wilson was elected leader of the Victorian Liberal Party and Leader of the Opposition. [1] Sam Groth, who was elected as deputy leader at the 2024 Victorian Liberal Party leadership spill, successfully recontested the position.
The full arrangement of the shadow cabinet was announced on 30 November 2025, replacing Battin's shadow ministry. [2] [3]
The ministry was notable for including former Liberal leaders Brad Battin, who led the party before Wilson, and Matthew Guy, while excluding John Pesutto, despite prior speculation. [4] [5] Furthermore, Wilson retained her shadow treasurer role, breaking with Liberal Party precedent of the deputy having the treasury portfolio. [5]
| Colour key (for political parties) |
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| Portrait | Shadow Minister | Portfolio | Party | Electorate | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| | Jess Wilson | Liberal | Kew (2022–) | ||
| | Sam Groth |
| Liberal | Nepean (2022–) | |
| | Bev McArthur |
| Liberal | MLC for Western Victoria Region (2018–) | |
| | Evan Mulholland |
| Liberal | MLC for Northern Metropolitan Region (2023–) | |
| | Danny O'Brien |
| National | Gippsland South (2015–) | |
| Emma Kealy |
| National | Lowan (2014–) | |
| Melina Bath |
| National | MLC for Eastern Victoria Region (2015–) | |
| | James Newbury |
| Liberal | Brighton (2018–) | |
| | Brad Battin |
| Liberal | Berwick (2022–) | |
| | Tim Bull |
| National | Gippsland East (2010–) | |
| | Georgie Crozier |
| Liberal | MLC for Southern Metropolitan Region (2010–) | |
| | David Davis |
| Liberal | MLC for Southern Metropolitan Region (1996–) | |
| | Matthew Guy |
| Liberal | Bulleen (2014–) | |
| | Renee Heath |
| Liberal | MLC for Eastern Victoria Region (2022–) | |
| | Tim McCurdy |
| National | Ovens Valley (2014–) | |
| Nick McGowan |
| Liberal | MLC for North-Eastern Metropolitan Region (2022–) | |
| Cindy McLeish | Liberal | Eildon (2014–) | ||
| | Brad Rowswell |
| Liberal | Sandringham (2018–) | |
| | David Southwick |
| Liberal | Caulfield (2010–) | |
| Bridget Vallence |
| Liberal | Evelyn (2018–) | |
| | Richard Welch |
| Liberal | MLC for North-Eastern Metropolitan Region (2024–) | |
| | Nicole Werner |
| Liberal | Warrandyte (2023–) | |
| | Joe McCracken |
| Liberal | MLC for Western Victoria Region (2022–) | |
| Shadow Assistant Ministers | |||||
| Martin Cameron |
| National | Morwell (2022–) | |
| | Annabelle Cleeland |
| National | Euroa (2022–) | |
| | Chris Crewther |
| Liberal | Mornington (2022–) | |
| | Moira Deeming |
| Liberal | MLC for Western Metropolitan Region (2022–) | |
| Wayne Farnham |
| Liberal | Narracan (2023–) | |
| | Ann-Marie Hermans |
| Liberal | MLC for South-Eastern Metropolitan Region (2022–) | |
| | Trung Luu |
| Liberal | MLC for Western Metropolitan Region (2022–) | |
| Kim O'Keeffe |
| National | Shepparton (2022–) | |
| | Rachel Westaway |
| Liberal | Prahran (2025–) | |