List of Chinese Australians
This is a list of notable Chinese Australians.
Academia
- Terence Tao: Child genius in mathematics, FRS, Fields Medal winner
- Wang Gungwu: AO CBE, historian, Vice-Chancellor of Hong Kong University (1988-95), 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
- Samuel Lieu: FRAS FRHistS FSA FAHA FRSN, Professor Emeritus of Ancient History, Macquarie University
- Jennifer Yee: Professor of Literature in French, University of Oxford
- Jiti Gao: FASSA, Donald Cochrane Chair of Business and Economics, Professor of Econometrics and Economic Statistics, Monash University
- Vanessa Woods: scientist, author, and feature writer for the Discovery Channel
Politics
Federal Parliament
- Penny Wong: Federal Senator for South Australia (Labor, 2002-present), Environment Minister (2007-2010), Finance Minister (2010-2013), Leader of the Senate (2013)
- Ian Goodenough: Federal Member for Moore (Liberal, 2013-present)
- Gladys Liu: Federal Member for Chisholm (Liberal, 2019-present)
- Dio Wang: Federal Senator for Western Australia (Palmer United, 2014-2016)
- Gai Brodtmann: Federal Member for Canberra (Labor, 2010-2019)
- Michael Johnson: Federal Member for Ryan (Liberal, 2001-2010)
- Tsebin Tchen: Liberal federal Senator for Victoria 1999-2005 (Parliament of Australia)
- Bill O'Chee: Federal Senator for Queensland (National), 1990-1999)
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 since 2013 (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.
- Jenny Leong: Member of the New South Wales Legislative Assembly representing Newtown for the Greens since 2015
Local Government
- Henry Tsang OAM: Parliamentary Secretary to the Premier; Deputy Lord Mayor, Sydney, 1991–1999
- Alfred Huang: Lord Mayor, Adelaide, 2000-2003
- John So AO: Lord Mayor of Melbourne, 2001-2008
- Harry Chan: First Chinese mayor of Australia, Darwin
- Le Lam: First female Chinese mayor of Australia, Auburn
- Alec Fong Lim AM: Lord Mayor of Darwin, 1984-1990
- Katrina Fong Lim: Lord Mayor of Darwin, 2012-2017
- Chan Ching Howe: First Chinese Councillor of Australia, Melville
- Paul Ng: First Chinese to be elected as Mayor in Western Australia (City of Canning, 2015)
- Kun Huang: Councillor, Cumberland Council, 2017-
- Adrian Wong: Councillor and Deputy Mayor, Fairfield City Council, 2016-
- Simon Zhou: Councillor and Deputy Mayor, City of Ryde, 2017-
Other Politics
- William Ah Ket: barrister and early 20th century campaigner for Chinese rights
Military
- Caleb Shang: World War I soldier, Western Front
- Billy Sing: World War I soldier, Gallipoli and Western Front
- Jack Wong Sue: World War II special forces soldier, Borneo campaign, post-war businessman, and author
Religion
- Greg Homeming: Catholic bishop
- Ivan Lee: Anglican bishop
Business
- Wong Ah Sat: gold digger, farmer, and merchant
- Kwong Sue Duk: pioneer herbalist and merchant
- Chin Kaw: Tasmanian herbalist, merchant, and mining entrepreneur
- Neale Fong: doctor and sports administrator
- Sir Leslie Joseph Hooker: real estate magnate, founder of L.J. Hooker
- Stern Hu: businessman
- Bing Lee: businessman who started up the Bing Lee franchises
- Andrew Leon: businessman in Cairns, Queensland [1][2]
- Lum Loy: Darwin businessperson
- Andy Yin: Sydney Inner West Leo's President
- Yew-Kwang Ng: economist at Monash University
- Trevor O'Hoy: Former CEO of Foster's Group
- Ern Phang: lawyer
- Tom See Poy: department store owner in Innisfail, Queensland
- Mei Quong Tart: 19th Century businessman and public figurehead
- David Wang: businessman
- Marita Cheng: founder of Robogals and 2012 Young Australian of the Year
Sport
- Les Fong: Australian rules footballer
- Lin Jong: Australian rules footballer
- Cheltzie Lee: Figure skater
- Andy Liu: Footballer
- Anthony Liu: Figure skater
- Miao Miao: Table tennis player
- Richard Chee Quee: Cricketer
- Kenneth To: Swimmer
- Esther Qin: Diver
- Melissa Wu: Diver
- Priscilla Hon: Tennis player
- Brendon Ah Chee: Australian rules footballer
- Callum Ah Chee: Australian rules footballer
- Cruze Ah-Nau: Rugby union player
- Jason Chan (rugby league): Rugby League player
- Kevin Gordon: Rugby league player
- Lachlan Lam: Rugby league player
- Wally Koochew: Australian rules footballer
- Hunter Poon: first player of Chinese descent to appear in Australian first-class cricket
- Dannie Seow: Australian rules footballer
- Jack Wunhym: Australian rules footballer
Medicine
- Victor Chang: heart surgeon
- Cindy Pan: celebrity doctor and sexual/women's health expert
- John Yu: paediatrician and 1996 Australian of the Year
- Charles Teo: neurosurgeon
Media and Arts
- Ouyang Yu: poet, novelist and author of The Eastern Slope Chronicle
- Karen Tso: finance reporter
- Helene Chung Martin: former ABC correspondent, author of Shouting from China and Lazy Man in China
- Yang Hengjun: political blogger, author of "Fatal Weakness" series
- Natasha Liu Bordizzo: actress and model
- TwoSet Violin: YouTube Violinist duo made up of Brett Yang and Eddy Chen
- Lee Lin Chin: news reader
- Shen Jiawei: painter
- Jun Chen: painter
- Bin Xie: painter
- Tony Ayres: screenwriter and director
- Jason Chan: actor and director
- James Stewart: actor
- Queenie Chan: comic artist
- Claudia Chan Shaw: fashion designer and television presenter
- Jackie Chan: actor, singer, director and stuntman
- Elizabeth Chong: chef, author and television presenter
- Anna Choy: actress and presenter
- Li Cunxin: ballet dancer, author and public speaker
- Jeff Fatt: performer with the Wiggles
- Russell Jack: founder and director of the Golden Dragon Museum
- Kylie Kwong: chef, restaurateur and media presenter
- Lawrence Leung: comedian
- Guang Li: actor
- Renee Lim: actress and media personality
- Nina Liu: actress
- Jaymee Ong: actress and model
- Natalie Ong: singer, season 8 finalist of The X-Factor Australia
- Cindy Pan: physician and media personality
- Chris Pang: actor
- Sam Pang: writer, actor, director, producer and presenter
- Alice Pung: author
- Rose Quong: actor, performer and writer
- Sarah Song: television actress and presenter
- Shaun Tan: artist, author and illustrator
- Ling-Hsueh Tang: actress
- Vico Thai: television and film actor
- Annette Shun Wah: media presenter
- James Wan: film director, writer, and producer of the Saw film franchise
- Poh Ling Yeow: artist, grand finalist on MasterChef Australia 2009
- John Zerunge Young: artist
- Courtney Eaton: actress and model
- Richard Clapton: singer and songwriter
- Jimmy Chi: composer, musician and playwright
- Jessica Gomes: model
- Remy Hii: Actor
- Lisa Ho: fashion designer
- Jenny Kee: fashion designer
- Adam Liaw: winner of MasterChef Australia 2010
- Josh Quong Tart: Actor
- Shaun Tan: Australian artist, writer and film maker. He won an Academy Award for The Lost Thing
- Wong Shee Ping, author of The Poison of Polygamy, newspaper editor, Christian preacher, political activist
Other
- James Chung Gon: community leader
References
- "99 Grafton St (entry 602511)". Queensland Heritage Register. Queensland Heritage Council. Retrieved 1 August 2014.
- Bolton, G. C.; Cronin, Kathryn. Leon, Andrew (1841–1920). Canberra: National Centre of Biography, Australian National University.
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