List of Chinese Australians
This is a list of notable Chinese Australians. == Academia == Terence Tao: math genius winner of Fields Medal Wang Gungwu: AO CBE, historian, Vice-Chancellor of Hong Kong University (1988–1995), President of the Australian Academy of the Humanities (1980–1983) Liangchi Zhang: professor of engineering, University of New South Wales Chin Liew Ten (C. L. Ten): FAHA FASSA, Emeritus Professor of Philosophy and former Head, Philosophy Department, National University of Singapore Mabel Lee: literary scholar and translator Xiaokai Yang: economist Yen Ching-hwang: historian Jenny Zhang: chemist, BBSRC David Phillips Fellow at the Department of Chemistry, University of Cambridge == Politics == === Cabinet === Penny Wong: Leader of the Government in the Senate, Minister for Foreign Affairs, Minister for Finance and Deregulation, Minister for Climate Change === Federal Parliament === Sam Lim: Federal Member for Tangney (Labor, 2022–present) Gladys Liu: Federal Member for Chisholm (Liberal, 2019–2022) Sally Sitou: Federal Member for Reid (Labor, 2022–present) Tsebin Tchen: Federal Senator for Victoria (Liberal, 1999–2005) Dio Wang: Federal Senator for Western Australia (Palmer United, 2014–2016) === State and Territory Parliaments === Helen Sham-Ho OAM: Liberal Member of the Legislative Council of New South Wales (State Parliament) 1988–2003 Peter Wong AM: Member of the Legislative Council of New South Wales (State Parliament), 1999–2007; Founder, Unity Party (Australia), 1998 Michael Choi: Labor Member of the Queensland Legislative Assembly (State Parliament), 2001–2012 Jing Lee MLC: Liberal Member of the Legislative Council of South Australia since 2010 (State Parliament) Ernest Wong, Labor MLC: Member of the Legislative Council of New South Wales 2013–2019 (State Parliament) Hong Lim MP: Labor Member of the Legislative Assembly of Victoria 1996–2018 Bernice Pfitzner MLC: Liberal Member of the Legislative Council of South Australia, 1990–1997 Pierre Yang: Member of the Western Australian Legislative Council: Labor member for Electoral region of South Metropolitan since 2017 Jack Ah Kit: Labor member for Arnhem in the Northern Territory Legislative Assembly from 1995 to 2005.
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