
Is Anthony Albanese A-List?
No — Anthony Albanese is currently ranked B tier — a well-known figure with a strong career but not quite a household name.
Reached A-list in 2022
Elected Prime Minister
Lost A-list status in 2026
Dropped to B tier — Current Australian PM
Ranking Timeline
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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