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While head office is Utah, most of our news is meant for U.S. readers, just as it was when we lived in Australia.
Publisher
Emeritus Founder, Publisher and Editor-in-Chief: Alan Gray
Phone: +61 8 8531 0254 – in Australia
Editors
Senior Editor: Judyth Piazza
Editor: Carmen Alasagas
Editor: Sally Ann Gray
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