Queensland Premier Ben Carroll has announced a new-look state cabinet that includes the appointment of an AI minister and the removal of infrastructure portfolios, following a leadership change last week and the resignations of three cabinet members. Multiple outlets report that the changes allow the premier to reallocate responsibilities across several key areas. The new arrangements restructure how major government functions are assigned, with an explicit new role created for artificial intelligence policy and oversight. At the same time, the portfolios previously associated with infrastructure are no longer held as standalone areas within the cabinet structure. The reports describe the cabinet update as a response to the recent political turnover, which has created the opportunity for wider portfolio adjustments. While the sources agree on the broad nature of the reshuffle—AI minister appointment, infrastructure portfolio removal, and the triggering leadership and personnel changes—they do not indicate a shift in the overall governing agenda beyond the reorganisation of responsibilities. The new cabinet takes effect as part of the premier’s reallocation of ministerial duties.