There will be ministers of fisheries, forestry and agriculture instead of one minister overseeing them all.
Dunedin North MP David Clark will have the prime responsibility for overseeing the rebuild of Dunedin Hospital after being named as minister of health.
Dr Clark campaigned on rebuilding the hospital without a public private partnership, meaning the $1.4 billion hospital will be paid for from government capital expenditure.
Labour and New Zealand First both supported the idea of the hospital being built and Labour promised work will start in the first term of Parliament.
The work may be as simple as finding a site in the central city.
Importantly for the families of Pike River Mine victims, former Engineering, Printers and Manufacturing Union secretary Andrew Little has been made the minister responsible for Pike River.
Labour and New Zealand First were both adamant during the election campaign the mine, where 29 men lost their lives, would be re-entered.
Mr Little, who will also become minister of justice, will be regarded as an ideal person to oversee the project.
Dunedin South MP Clare Curran will become Minister of Broadcasting, Communications and Digital Media.
She has made it clear Radio NZ has been underfunded and she will be lobbying for more money.
She will come in direct conflict with former National Party adviser and RNZ chairman Richard Griffin who has overseen a reduction in staff but a revamp of the services offered by the state broadcaster.
The cabinet will be sworn in tomorrow.
THE FULL LIST:
Jacinda Ardern: PM, Arts Culture and Heritage, National Security and Intelligence, Child Poverty Reduction
Winston Peters: Deputy PM, Foreign Affairs, State Owned Enterprises, Racing
Kelvin Davis: Crown/Maori relations, Corrections, Tourism, associate education (Maori education)
Grant Robertson: Finance, Sport and Recreation, Associate Arts and Culture
David Clark: Health, Associate Finance
Clare Curran: Broadcasting, Communications, and Digital Media, Government Digital Services, Associate ACC, Associate State Services (Open Government)
Phil Twyford: Housing and Urban Development, Transport
Megan Woods: Energy and Resources, Earthquake Commission, Greater Christchurch Regeneration, Research Science and Innovation
Chris Hipkins: Education, State Services, Ministerial Services, leader of the house
Andrew Little: Justice, Courts, GCSB/NZSIS, Pike River re-entry, Treaty negotiations
Carmel Sepuloni: Social Development, Disability Issues, Associate Arts and Culture and Heritage, Associate Pacific Peoples
David Parker: Attorney-General, Economic Development, Environment, Trade and Export Growth, Associate Finance
Nanaia Mahuta: Maori Development, Local Government, Associate Environment
Stuart Nash: Police, Fisheries, Revenue, Small Business
Iain Lees-Galloway: Workplace Relations and Safety, Immigration, ACC, Deputy leader of the House
Ron Mark (NZF): Defence, Veterans
Tracey Martin (NZF): Internal Affairs, Children, Seniors, Associate Education
Shane Jones (NZF): Forestry, Infrastructure, Regional Economic Development, Associate Finance, Associate Transport
Jenny Salesa: Building and Construction, Ethnic Communities, Associate Education, Associate Health, Associate Housing and Urban Development
Damien O'Connor: Agriculture, Biosecurity, Food Safety, Rural Communities, Associate Trade and Export Growth
