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The document profiles several significant Chinese Australians including Caleb Shang, a World War I soldier who was awarded a medal for bravery; Hunter Poon, the first Chinese Australian to play first-class cricket; Bing Lee, who created a large electrical retail business; Victor Chang, a surgeon who helped establish Australia's leading heart transplant unit; Poh Ling Yeow, the runner up on the first season of MasterChef Australia; and Henry Tsang, the first Chinese member of the Australian Labor Party.
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2) It also mentions Jack Wong Sue who served as a commando in World War Two and received an Order of Australia medal for his military service, and figure skater Cheltzie Lee who represented Australia at the Beijing Olympics.
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