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Alan Gray

South Australia
As seen in: The Drum, Derbyshire Live, Eastern Daily Press, WV News, Longview News-Journal, Litro, MarketersMedia News, Kilgore News Herald, Axcess News, Moonstone and
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Fascinated by real news, sad to see lies in news & people give them a pass when they match their ideology. Editor at NewsBlaze

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Alan Gray is the Editor-in-Chief of NewsBlaze, interested in business, politics and world news.

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Farrer Sign Dispute Tests Political Communication Rules in Albury

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By Alan Gray
| NewsBlaze Australia
Albury council’s move against a Farrer by-election display about One Nation candidate David Farley may have delivered more publicity than less, after container company owner David Nichols said he planned to remove the explicit “Vote 1” wording rather than fight the matter. The Farrer sign dispute reasoning was not well explained by council. Mr. Nichols told NewsBlaze Australia the orange container had been in place for about three weeks before council pressure arrived.
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Farrer Water Buybacks Split Field as Greens Back Targeted Purchases, Rivals Miss Deadline

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By Alan Gray
| NewsBlaze Australia
One Nation, Greens far apart on Basin policy as Farrer voters weigh wider regional pressures Water buybacks are shaping the Farrer by-election, but by publication time only one candidate had answered NewsBlaze Australia’s questions directly. Greens candidate Richard Hendrie backed targeted Murray-Darling Basin buybacks. One Nation candidate David Farley, in campaign material sent to NewsBlaze Australia, vowed to restore the cap on buybacks and bring back a socio-economic test.
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Banks Tell Borrowers to Seek Help Early as Fuel Supply Uncertainty Adds Pressure

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By Alan Gray
| NewsBlaze Australia
Banks say the Financial Assistance Hub can help households, farmers and small businesses reach hardship teams before missed payments build. The Australian Banking Association on Wednesday pushed its Financial Assistance Hub to households, farmers and small businesses facing pressure from fuel supply uncertainty, higher living costs and loan stress. ABA chief executive Simon Birmingham said banks stood ready with practical measures and urged customers not to wait until they fell behind.
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