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Penny Wong(I)

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This 3-part docuseries tells the remarkable story of Australia's democratic system. Annabel Crabb unearths the individuals and stories behind the features that combine to make Australian democracy globally unique.
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Annabel Crabb's Civic Duty (2025)
Penny Wong is a highly prominent Australian politician, serving as the Minister for Foreign Affairs and Leader of the Government in the Senate in the Albanese Labor Government since May 2022. In this role, she is responsible for Australia's international relations, diplomacy, and foreign policy. She has been very active on the global stage, particularly in engaging with Pacific nations and shaping Australia's approach to the Indo-Pacific region.

Penny has been a Senator for South Australia since her election in 2001, commencing her term on July 1, 2002 and has been re-elected multiple times. Penny has broken several barriers in Australian politics:
  • She is the first openly LGBTQ+ woman to serve in an Australian federal cabinet.
  • She is the first Asian-born member of an Australian federal cabinet.
  • She is the first woman to simultaneously hold leadership roles in both government (Leader of the Government in the Senate) and opposition (Leader of the Opposition in the Senate).
  • As of March 6, 2024, she became the longest-serving female cabinet minister in the history of the Australian Parliament.
BornNovember 5, 1968
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  • Known for

    Australia Votes 2016 (2016)
    Australia Votes 2016
    • Self - Labor Shadow Trade Minister panellist
    • 2016
    Australia Votes 2019 (2019)
    Australia Votes 2019
    • Self - Labor Shadow Minister for Foreign Affairs panellist
    • 2019
    Kate McCartney and Kate McLennan in Get Krack!n (2017)
    Get Krack!n
    7.2
    TV Series
    • Self
    Ekaterina Andreeva and Igor Kirillov in Vremya (1968)
    Vremya
    3.0
    TV Series
    • Self - Minister of Foreign Affairs of Australia

    Credits

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    Self



    • Emma Rebellato and James Glenday in ABC News Breakfast (2008)
      ABC News Breakfast
      4.6
      TV Series
      • Self - Shadow Minister for Foreign Affairs
      • Self - Minister for Foreign Affairs
      • 2017–2026
    • 7.30 (2006)
      7.30
      4.1
      TV Series
      • Self - Minister for Foreign Affairs
      • Self - Labor Party
      • Self - Shadow Minister for Foreign Affairs ...
      • 2015–2026
    • Afternoon Briefing (2019)
      Afternoon Briefing
      6.0
      TV Series
      • Self - Minister for Foreign Affairs
      • Self - Shadow Foreign Affairs Minister
      • 2020–2026
    • David Speers in Insiders (2001)
      Insiders
      7.0
      TV Series
      • Self - Minister for Foreign Affairs
      • Self - Minister for Climate Change, Energy Efficiency & Water
      • Self - Shadow Minister for Employment & Workplace Participation ...
      • 2005–2026
    • Fauziah Ibrahim and Johanna Nicholson in Weekend Breakfast (2012)
      Weekend Breakfast
      3.8
      TV Series
      • Self - Minister for Foreign Affairs
      • 2024–2026
    • Annabel Crabb in Annabel Crabb's Civic Duty (2025)
      Annabel Crabb's Civic Duty
      7.8
      TV Series
      • Self - Minister for Foreign Affairs
      • 2025
    • Arte Journal (1998)
      Arte Journal
      4.8
      TV Series
      • Self
      • 2025
    • Al Jazeera English (2006)
      Al Jazeera English
      6.8
      TV Series
      • Self - Australian Foreign Minister
      • 2024–2025
    • Australia Votes 2025 (2025)
      Australia Votes 2025
      TV Special
      • Self - Minister for Foreign Affairs
      • 2025
    • SBS World News (2002)
      SBS World News
      4.2
      TV Series
      • Self - Foreign Minister
      • Self - Government Leader in the Senate
      • 2024–2025
    • Four Corners (1961)
      Four Corners
      7.6
      TV Series
      • Self - Labor Senate Leader
      • Self - Minister for Foreign Affairs
      • Self - Minister for Climate Change and Water, 2007-2010
      • 2016–2025
    • Ekaterina Andreeva and Igor Kirillov in Vremya (1968)
      Vremya
      3.0
      TV Series
      • Self - Minister of Foreign Affairs of Australia
      • 2024
    • Morgenmagazin (1992)
      Morgenmagazin
      4.4
      TV Series
      • Self
      • 2024
    • Peter Helliar, Carrie Bickmore, and Waleed Aly in The Project (2009)
      The Project
      4.1
      TV Series
      • Self - Foreign Minister
      • Self - Foreign Affairs Minister
      • 2023–2024
    • National Press Luncheon Club (1963)
      National Press Luncheon Club
      TV Series
      • Self - Minister for Foreign Affairs
      • Self - Shadow Minister for Foreign Affairs
      • 2022–2023

    Archive Footage



    • TLDR News Global (2020)
      TLDR News Global
      7.8
      TV Series
      • Self (archive footage)
      • 2026
    • 7.30 (2006)
      7.30
      4.1
      TV Series
      • Self - Minister for Foreign Affairs
      • Self - Shadow Minister for Foreign Affairs
      • Self (archive footage, archive footage, archive footage, archive footage, archive footage, archive footage, uncredited, archive footage, archive footage, uncredited, archive footage, archive footage) ...
      • 2011–2026
    • Emma Rebellato and James Glenday in ABC News Breakfast (2008)
      ABC News Breakfast
      4.6
      TV Series
      • Self - Minister for Foreign Affairs
      • Self
      • Self - Shadow Minister for Foreign Affairs (archive footage, archive footage, archive footage, archive footage, archive footage, archive footage, archive footage) ...
      • 2016–2026
    • Australian Story (1996)
      Australian Story
      7.7
      TV Series
      • Self - Minister for Foreign Affairs
      • Self (archive footage, uncredited, archive footage)
      • 2021–2026
    • David Speers in Insiders (2001)
      Insiders
      7.0
      TV Series
      • Self - Minister for Foreign Affairs
      • Self - Labor Party
      • Self - Leader of the Opposition in the Senate (archive footage, archive footage, archive footage, archive footage, archive footage, archive footage, archive footage, archive footage, archive footage, archive footage, uncredited, archive footage, archive footage) ...
      • 2002–2026
    • Afternoon Briefing (2019)
      Afternoon Briefing
      6.0
      TV Series
      • Self - Minister for Foreign Affairs
      • Self - Foreign Minister
      • Self - Labor Party Senator (archive footage, archive footage, archive footage, uncredited, archive footage, archive footage) ...
      • 2019–2026
    • Fauziah Ibrahim and Johanna Nicholson in Weekend Breakfast (2012)
      Weekend Breakfast
      3.8
      TV Series
      • Self - Minister for Foreign Affairs
      • Self - Shadow Minister for Foreign Affairs
      • Self - Labor Party (archive footage, archive footage, archive footage, archive footage) ...
      • 2016–2026
    • SBS World News (2002)
      SBS World News
      4.2
      TV Series
      • Self - Government Senate Leader (archive footage)
      • 2025
    • Peter Helliar, Carrie Bickmore, and Waleed Aly in The Project (2009)
      The Project
      4.1
      TV Series
      • Self
      • Self - Foreign Minister
      • Self - Senate Leader (archive footage, archive footage, archive footage, archive footage, archive footage, archive footage, archive footage, archive footage) ...
      • 2013–2025
    • Rowan Dean, Rita Panahi, and James Morrow in Outsiders (2016)
      Outsiders
      2.4
      TV Series
      • Self - Foreign Affairs Minister
      • Self - Foreign Minister
      • Self (archive footage, archive footage, archive footage)
      • 2020–2025
    • Paul Murray Live (2010)
      Paul Murray Live
      1.5
      TV Series
      • Self - Foreign Affairs Minister
      • Self - Foreign Minister
      • Self (archive footage, archive footage, archive footage, archive footage, archive footage, archive footage) ...
      • 2016–2025
    • Chris Kenny in The Kenny Report (2019)
      The Kenny Report
      2.0
      TV Series
      • Self - Foreign Affairs Minister
      • Self - Senate Leader
      • Self (archive footage, archive footage, archive footage, archive footage, archive footage, archive footage, archive footage, archive footage, archive footage) ...
      • 2019–2025
    • The Rita Panahi Show (2022)
      The Rita Panahi Show
      5.8
      TV Series
      • Self - Foreign Affairs Minister
      • Self - Foreign Minister
      • Self (archive footage, uncredited, archive footage, archive footage, archive footage) ...
      • 2022–2025
    • James Macpherson and Danica De Giorgio in Danica & James (2024)
      Danica & James
      3.7
      TV Series
      • Self - Foreign Affairs Minister
      • Self (archive footage, archive footage)
      • 2024–2025
    • Sunday Agenda (2016)
      Sunday Agenda
      TV Series
      • Self - Foreign Minister
      • Self (archive footage, archive footage)
      • 2016–2025

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    Personal details

    • Official sites
      • Australian Labor Party
      • Bluesky
    • Alternative names
      • Senator Penny Wong
    • Born
      • November 5, 1968
      • Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysia
    • Children
        Alexandra Allouache Wong
    • Parents
        Francis Wong
    • Relatives
      • Toby Wong(Sibling)
    • Publicity listings
      • 1 Print Biography

    Did you know

    • Trivia
      Has 2 daughters with her girlfriend Sophie Allouache - Alexandra Allouache Wong (b. in December 2011) & Hannah Allouache Wong (b.April 3, 2015). Allouache gave birth to both girls with the help of the same sperm donor.
    • Quotes
      I used to be more of a nerd than I am. Not a computer nerd, just sort of nerdy.
    • Nickname
      • Benny

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