The re-elected Andrews government will have its ministry sworn in at a ceremony at government house.
Jacinta Allan remains deputy premier and in charge of Victoria's major transport infrastructure builds, Tim Pallas will serve a third term as treasurer, Jaclyn Symes stays on as attorney-general and Mary-Anne Thomas continues as health minister.
But Sonya Kilkenny will become the state's new planning minister, taking the portfolio from Lizzie Blandthorn.
Last term, Ms Blandthorn recused herself from any decision making that involved or mentioned her lobbyist brother John-Paul Blandthorn's construction and development clients.
Ms Blandthorn will be deputy leader of the government in the legislative council as well as taking on the portfolios of disability, ageing and carers, and child protection and family services, and leading the Department of Families, Fairness and Housing.
Lily D'Ambrosio will become State Electricity Commission minister, part of Labor's election promise to re-boot the commission as renewables-only, and remain minister for climate action and energy.
She will lead the transition from the Department of Energy, Environment and Climate Action - with resources and agriculture to move into this department.
However after years of being in charge of the environment portfolio, Ms D'Ambrosio will hand that responsibility over to Ingrid Stitt, who will also continue as Early Childhood and Pre-Prep minister.
