<p> Thérèse Rein is one of Australia's leading entrepreneurs.  She founded Ingeus, an international employment and business psychology services company, is the recipient of the human rights medal, a mother of three, and part of the Paralympic family as the daughter of one of Australia’s first Paralympians. And she's lived in the Lodge a couple of times with her Prime Minister husband. </p>

Thérèse Rein is one of Australia's leading entrepreneurs. She founded Ingeus, an international employment and business psychology services company, is the recipient of the human rights medal, a mother of three, and part of the Paralympic family as the daughter of one of Australia’s first Paralympians. And she's lived in the Lodge a couple of times with her Prime Minister husband.

<p> Thérèse Rein is one of Australia's leading entrepreneurs.&nbsp; She founded Ingeus, an international employment and business psychology services company, is the recipient of the human rights medal, a mother of three, and part of the Paralympic family as the daughter of one of Australia’s first Paralympians. And she's lived in the Lodge a couple of times with her Prime Minister husband.&nbsp;</p>

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