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Rachelle Towart is managing director and Indigenous recruitment specialist at the Canberra-based firm, Pipeline Talent. She is an advocate for diversity of ethnicity, age and gender in decision-making forums, such as boards. Listen back to Rachelle Towart in conversation with Afternoons guest host Dan Bourchier. Duration: 10min 37sec
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RUSH COUNTY — Josh Lawyer, 41, and his wife Rachelle, 30, recently remodeled the farmhouse on their 20 acre property located on W. CR 900 N. in Rush County. The land was home to a dairy farm in the 1960s and to an old school house sometime before then. Josh Lawyer purchased the property in 2008. “It just caught my eye,” Lawyer said. “I thought it was a nice property. I thought it would be something cool to fix up.” Lawyer doesn’t know much about the property’s history, but some clues were left behind to help him fill in the blanks. “There was a calendar left hanging in a stall in the barn. It had the last time he (a previous owner) ran his cows through,” Lawyer said. “It was marked as September of 1960. I thought it was cool. I really don’t know the age of the property, but I like it. I want to try to keep it going.”
instructions. >> we were unsure that we would be able to get out of there. and so when that happened he asked me, what do you want me to do? i said i want you to take the baby and run. i cannot run. i just had surgery. i can't even walk. i don't know what to do. >> reporter: rachelle and her baby boy survive d, but their home did no the. their home more than one of 10,000 that has been destroyed. with so many people displaced and homes destroyed there's a serious housing crisis developing here with no end in sight. >> who is going to take care of those people? that's still a burning question. kaylee hartung, thank you very much. more than 5,000 firefighters on the camp fire in northern california are working still to contain the flames. scott mclean, deputy fire chief with cal fire.
those rachelle codes are still here. unfortunately they haven't gone away and those people still vote. >> part of that may be a bit of this. the president just a week after the explosive devices, were sent to prominent democratic leaders, also to cnn, the president was blaming reporters for creating violence. take a listen to what he said . >> no, no, you're creating violence by your questions. you are creating. >> reporter: me? >> you. also a lot of the reporters say they're creating violence by not writing the truth. the fake news is creating violence. >> heidi, is this message resonating. do you think it's a net loss for the president's republicans? >> what you are seeing there is a frustration that the president is trying to mike his closing art based on the caravan, based on stoking cultural divisions.
political is just -- not just wrong. it's evil and it's wicked and lead to more bloodshed. >> rachelle, do you think you heard the community needs to hear from the president. >> i think i would like to hear him condemn the shooter in this case. i did not hear that from the president yesterday. we often hear him, you know, he is able to call different politicians dogs or things like that but we did not hear him say the same things about this shooter yesterday. and i understand, you know, that this is a very difficult time for the jewish community and, you know, i also want to make sure that we continue to recognize that there was also a white supremacist that attempted to get inside of a black church in kentucky and when he was not able to do so, he went and shot two african-american people and the president said that if the synagogue had a gun, this may have been prevented. in the kentucky shooting there was a man who had a gun and fired back and still two people died. so i don't think that is a