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Alexandra Blucher

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As seen in: ABC News (Australia), AM (Podcast), MSN Australia, ABC 7.30, Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC), The New Daily, Mogaznews En, InQueensland
Journalist at ABC Investigations blucher.alexandra@abc.net.au, alexandrablucher@protonmail.com +61437448326 on Signal
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Struhs sister describes life in apocalyptic religious cult

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By Alexandra Blucher 
| AM (Podcast)
14 members of a small, extreme religious sect are due to be sentenced today for the manslaughter of eight-year-old elizabeth Struhs. In her first interview since the trial, Elizabeth's older sister, Jayde Struhs has spoken to 7.30's Alexandra Blucher about her life growing up in group called The Saints.
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How the 'severe shortfall' of social housing is taking a toll on Australian families forced to wait for new builds

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By Alexandra Blucher 
| ABC News (Australia)
Rebecca is feeling the housing crisis more than most. For more than two years the single mother has been staying in Cairns hotel rooms with her big family, including two sets of twins. "I've got seven kids, five of them [are] living here with me," she said. "Having a big family in a small space, it’s a lot of noise.
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'Alert but not alarmed': Australian dairy farmers react to fears of deadly strain of bird flu

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By Alexandra Blucher , Ella Archibald-Binge 
| ABC News (Australia)
Stuart and Belinda Griffin never thought they'd be on the look out for bird flu in their cows. "It's a bit of the alert, but not alarmed," said Stuart whose family has run a dairy farm in Moe, in Victoria's La Trobe Valley, for more than a century. The couple have eagle eyes on the events that have been unfolding in the United States' dairy industry since March.
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