Penny Wong
Minister for Foreign Affairs, Government of Australia · Australian Labor Party
- In office since May 2025
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- Government of Australia · since May 13, 2025 Source: pm.gov.au, checked
- Senate · since July 1, 2022 Source: aph.gov.au, checked
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- commons.wikimedia.org · checked photo: [world:au-national] Wikimedia Commons file page, read 2026-10-12: image linked from Wikidata P18; credit Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade / Wikimedia Commons, licence CC BY 4.0. For: Penny Wong
- aph.gov.au · checked Parliament of Australia, Parliamentarian profile, read 2026-10-12: name and APH id; Wikidata id matched through Wikidata property P10020 (Parliament of Australia MP ID), SPARQL read 2026-10-12. For: Penny Wong
- pm.gov.au · checked Prime Minister of Australia website, Your Ministry, read 2026-10-12: holder of each portfolio. Start date 2025-05-13: the Second Albanese ministry was sworn in that day (Wikipedia, Second Albanese ministry, fallback). For: Minister for Foreign Affairs
- aph.gov.au · checked Parliament of Australia, current Senators list, read 2026-10-12: who holds the seat and their party. Start dates (Wikipedia fallback: Members of the Australian Senate 2025-2028 and 48th Parliament membership changes; Wikidata P39): 2025-07-01 for the class elected in 2025, 2022-07-01 for the class elected in 2022, the fill date for casual vacancies; left empty where not sourced (territory senators, Dave Sharma). For: Senator, South Australia