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Beginning his career as an AFL football writer in 1995, Grant Edwards completed a journalism cadetship with the Barossa and Light Herald, as well as the Murray Valley Standard in South Australia. Following a stint as Armidale Express sports editor, he returned to an editorship at the Barossa and Light Herald in 2001. Moving to Queensland in 2004, Grant joined the Sunshine Coast Daily which led to various writing and production roles. Appointed News Corp Regional Motoring Editor in 2013, his work has been published across regional Queensland and NSW, as well as metropolitan titles. He also launched a digital-only publication in 2014 called Multisport Mecca, dedicated to triathlon and multisport activities across the Sunshine Coast.

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Central Queensland

From September, the new BMW 1 Series will have a starting price of $35,600.

BMW 1 Series to start at $35,600, matching Audi and Mercedes

BMW has matched Mercedes-Benz and Audi in the pint-size market, dropping its 1 Series base model to a starting price of $35,600.

Central Queensland

Holden assembly workers are facing wage cuts to keep their jobs. . Picture: GM

Holden workers face pay cuts to stay in operation

HOLDEN workers face wage cuts are the Australian car maker looks to reduce costs and remain viable.

Central Queensland

The MY14 Mitsubishi Pajero.

Extra appeal for model year 2014 Mitsubishi Pajero

THE ageing Mitsubishi Pajero has been given another shot in the arm.

Central Queensland

The new Mercedes-Benz E-Class.

Road test: Mercedes-Benz E-Class is looking ultra fit

IF 30 is the new 20, and 40 is the new 30, what does that make the more youthful-looking E-Class?

Central Queensland

The new Nissan Pulsar Hatch.

Road test: Nissan Pulsar Hatch offers reliable confidence

Among the four new models is the much-loved SSS variant with a turbocharged petrol engine.

Central Queensland

The new Holden Malibu.

Road test: Holden Malibu is a trusty all-round companion

Holden hopes to break some new ground with the new mid-size Malibu. It’s a vastly improved offering than the Epica it effectively replaces.

Central Queensland

Clutch problems sees 34,000 Volkswagen group cars recalled

Clutch problems sees 34,000 Volkswagen group cars recalled

PROBLEMS with Volkswagen Group’s seven-speed dual clutch automatic system have seen nearly 34,000 cars recalled.

Central Queensland

The Holden Malibu in CD specification.

Holden Malibu is a solid mid-size all-rounder

BREAKING the “vanilla” mould is one of the key targets for the new mid-size Holden Malibu.

Central Queensland

The new Nissan Pulsar Hatch range.

Nissan Pulsar Hatch shakes up market with $18,990 price

NISSAN has been peppering the opposition with bullets in the small car war with its new Pulsar. Now a cannon at the Mazda3 and Toyota Corolla direction.

Central Queensland

Car seat manufacturer Britax has hailed Isofix as a “significant step forward”.

Isofix car seats are being hailed a significant step forward

ONE of the biggest players in the child seat retail market has hailed anchorage point law changes as a “significant step forward”.

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