Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is set to unveil a cabinet reshuffle following the retirements of two senior ministers, Linda Burney and Brendan O'Connor, ahead of the next federal election. The reshuffle aims to promote younger members of the Labor party, with Northern Territory's Malarndirri McCarthy expected to take over Burney's Indigenous Australians portfolio, while Andrew Giles is likely to be reassigned after facing criticism over immigration policies. This move comes as Albanese seeks to build momentum against the Coalition and refresh his frontbench. The reshuffle will also see Jenny McAllister and other backbenchers elevated to ministerial roles, as Albanese addresses the need for greater Senate representation among cabinet ministers. Albanese emphasized the importance of maintaining a stable government and the opportunity to promote capable colleagues. The final announcement is anticipated on Sunday, with speculation on additional changes to portfolio configurations.