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Ian Doric Glachan (15 September 1934 - 20 April 2005) was an Australian politician, elected as a member of the New South Wales Legislative Assembly for the seat of Albury.
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month=November | year=1998] He worked as a marine engineer, farmer, and businessman, as well as serving in the Royal Australian Air Force and as an officer in the Australian Merchant Navy.
In 1984 he stood as the Liberal candidate for Albury but was defeated by the sitting member Harold Mair of the Australian Labor Party. Glachan stood again in 1988 and won the seat as part of the Labor defeat of 1988. Glachan became chairman of the Parliament's Public Accounts Committee, and served as member for Albury until 2003 when he was succeeded by Greg Aplin. On March 2005 he was elected to the newly created Greater Hume Shire Council, and became its first mayor at the inaugural meeting on 16 March 2005.
Glachan was presented with Rotary International's Paul Harris Fellowship, given to members who donate $1000US. He served as a Justice of the Peace and as chairman of the Albury's Mercy Hospital building appeal.
Ian Glachan was married to Helen, now a member of the New South Wales State executive of the Liberal Party of Australia. They had three daughters Jane, Alice, Ann. Alice Glachan is a councillor on the Albury City Council.
He died suddenly on 20 April, 2005. His funeral was held at St Matthew's Anglican Church, Albury, and was attended by then state Liberal leader John Brogden.
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