Thérèse Rein

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For “Married” 1981 of Kevin Michael Rudd & Therese Rein

"There she met Kevin Rudd, as both of them lived at Burgmann College during their first year of university and were members of the Student Christian Movement. The pair married in 1981 soon after graduation, before moving offshore for envoy-in-training Rudd to study diplomacy in Sweden and China."

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For “Occupation (Founder, Ingeus)” of Therese Rein

"In 1988, she founded Thérèse Rein and Associates, later Ingeus. This international employment services agency assists jobseekers, in particular long-term unemployed people, enter the workforce." ... "In 1986, they returned to Australia, where Rein set up the company Work Directions, now named Ingeus, to help people injured at work find employment." ... "The sale of the Australian arm of Ingeus took place in May 2007 to ensure there was no perceived conflict of interest as her husband, Kevin Rudd was the Leader of the Opposition (and later the Prime Minister of Australia)."

CONFLICT WITHIN ONE SOURCE, not resolved: the 'Early life' section dates the founding to 1986 (as Work Directions) and the 'Business career' section to 1988 (as Thérèse Rein and Associates). Rather than pick one, the event carries no date and both statements are quoted here. The second passage is from 'Early life'.

Thérèse Rein · Wikipedia (en)

For “Graduated (BA (Hons) in psychology, Australian National University)” 1980 of Therese Rein

"Rein attended St Peter's Collegiate Girls' School in Adelaide and Firbank Grammar School in Melbourne. She studied psychology, linguistics and English at the Australian National University in Canberra and received a Bachelor of Arts with honours in psychology in 1980, and a Master of Psychology (Qualifying) degree in 1981."

Every clause of the event summary comes from this passage.

Thérèse Rein · Wikipedia (en)

For “Human Rights Medal, Australian Human Rights Commission” DEC 2010 of Therese Rein

"She was awarded the Human Rights Medal by the Australian Human Rights Commission in December 2010 for her long-term dedication to human rights, especially the rights of people with disability. This was a point of contention as Rein's husband was prime minister during the period of the award's consideration; she was, however, awarded the medal following her husband's deposal."

The article's own caveat about the award's timing is quoted here in full rather than paraphrased or dropped; the event summary states only the award, the awarding body, the month and the stated grounds.

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For “Honorary Doctor of the University, Griffith University” DEC 2012 of Therese Rein

"In December 2012, she was awarded an Honorary Doctor of the University degree by Griffith University for her services to business, and the award of Doctor of Letters (honoris causa) by the University of Western Sydney in April 2014, in recognition of her service to the Australian community, commitment to human rights, engaging constructively with human rights mechanisms, eliminating poverty and injustice, and the illumination of disadvantage."

Covers both honorary doctorates named in the summary.

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For “Inducted, Queensland Business Leaders Hall of Fame” 2018 of Therese Rein

"In 2018, she was inducted into the Queensland Business Leaders Hall of Fame."

The article's external links independently list a 'Thérèse Rein digital story and oral history: Queensland Business Leaders Hall of Fame 2018, State Library of Queensland'.