Thérèse Rein

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Thérèse Rein
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Rein in 2011
Spouse of the Prime Minister of Australia
In role
27 June 2013 –18 September 2013
Honorary titles
Preceded by Spouse of the Prime Minister of Australia
2007–2010		Succeeded by
Preceded by Spouse of the Prime Minister of Australia
2013		Succeeded by
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