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Anthony Albanese

Is Anthony Albanese A-List?

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NoAnthony Albanese is currently ranked B tier — a well-known figure with a strong career but not quite a household name.

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Reached A-list in 2022

Elected Prime Minister

Lost A-list status in 2026

Dropped to B tier — Current Australian PM

Ranking Timeline

1996D$0.1M

Elected to Parliament

Wins seat for Grayndler division in Sydney, beginning his federal political career. As a young Labor MP, he establishes himself as a strong left-wing voice within the party.

2007C$0.5M+$0.4M

Minister in Rudd Government

Appointed to Cabinet when Labor wins government, serving in infrastructure and transport roles. Gains national profile as effective minister managing major projects and policy.

2013B$1M+$0.5M

Deputy Prime Minister

Briefly serves as Deputy PM under Kevin Rudd before Labor loses election. The defeat sends Labor into opposition but positions him for future leadership.

2019B$1.5M+$0.5M

Becomes Labor Leader

Elected Labor leader after Bill Shorten's election loss. Takes control of major political party and becomes Leader of Opposition, raising his national profile significantly.

2022A$2.5M+$1M

Elected Prime Minister

Leads Labor to victory, ending nine years of Coalition government. Becomes Australia's 31st Prime Minister, achieving the highest office in Australian politics.

2023A$2.8M+$0.2999999999999998M

AUKUS and Indigenous Voice

Advances AUKUS security pact and leads failed Indigenous Voice referendum. Mixed results demonstrate challenges of governance but maintains strong international standing.

2026B$3M+$0.20000000000000018M

Current Australian PM

Serving as incumbent Prime Minister with focus on climate and social policy. Well-known in Australia and among regional leaders, but limited global recognition outside Commonwealth politics.

Last updated: February 25, 2026