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Sam Rae: From Labor Backroom to Aged Care Minister

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Sam Rae, the federal member for Hawke, was sworn in as Minister for Aged Care and Seniors on 13 May 2025.

Key Facts

  • Who: Sam Rae, Labor member for Hawke in Victoria
  • Elected: 2022, re-elected 2025
  • Role: Minister for Aged Care and Seniors from 13 May 2025
  • Age when promoted: 38, according to The Guardian

Behind the Scenes

Before entering parliament, Rae worked in Labor backroom jobs. He was an adviser and electorate officer for Senator Stephen Conroy from 2009 to 2015.

The Guardian reported he was campaign director for Daniel Andrews at the 2018 Victorian election. It also said he once worked as a factory labourer, a call centre operator and a childcare worker.

Promotion

The Guardian reported Rae was promoted after frontbenchers Ed Husic and Mark Dreyfus were dropped.

His Words

Rae said he was “deeply honoured to be sworn in”. He said: “It’s a challenging portfolio … there’s a lot of work to do.”

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the federal aged care minister?

Sam Rae became Minister for Aged Care and Seniors on 13 May 2025.

Which electorate does Sam Rae hold?

Hawke, on Melbourne’s north-western fringe.

What did he do before parliament?

He worked as a Labor adviser, including for Stephen Conroy.

Conclusion

Rae has moved from behind the scenes to a major portfolio. Aged care reforms are now his job.

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