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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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The Honda Civic Si has the looks to trump just about any hatch.

Euro looks at the right price

WITH sharp swooping lines, twin chrome exhausts, rear door handles integrated into the back pillars, full body kit … here is an impressive hatch

Central Queensland

Leather and carbon fibre combine in the steering wheel, complete with LEDs to remind you when to change gears, which is a joy in your hands.

A supercar with a conscience

HOT on the heels of the carbon tax, the Ferrari California HELE’s arrival could not have better timing. This is a supercar with a conscience.

Central Queensland

Havana Brown helped reveal the Toyota FT-86.

Motor Show turns into a cabaret

THE week-long Australian Motor Show that took centre stage in Melbourne over the past week gave us an intriguing look at what to expect over the next year.

Central Queensland

The F-Sport is the fastest-looking of the CT200h range but has the same drivetrain.

Hybrid is green satisfaction

THIS Lexus premium green machine, that blends petrol and electric power, is within reach of most households, with a starting price of just under $40 grand.

TRADEMARK STYLE: The seven-slot grille is back, along with trapezoidal wheel arches.

Back from the brink

SUDDENLY the swagger is back. After being on the brink of bankruptcy during the global financial crisis, Chrysler has fought back.

Central Queensland

The pint-sized Alfa Romeo MiTo is available with an automatic gearbox. Picture: Contributed

Alfa Romeo automatically attractive

ALFA Romeo is expecting big things from its pint-size MiTo courtesy of a new automatic transmission.

Central Queensland

The Caddy Life by Volkswagen. Picture: Contributed

Volkswagen resurrects Caddy Life

IF you’re after a car to cart around your tribe and need an enclosed cargo space, than Volkswagen’s newly resurrected Caddy Life is for you.

Central Queensland

While the steering is light, the Kia Optima is a comfortable cruiser. Picture: Contributed

Optima to unsettle luxury big guns

WITH the guidance of former Audi designer Peter Schreyer, Kia’s face is changing one beautiful panel at a time.

Central Queensland

Alfa Romeo Giulietta. Picture: Contributed

Giulietta a mainstream Alfa Romeo

ALFA Romeo believes is has the product to put it back on the mainstream premium motoring map – the Giulietta.

Central Queensland

The Freelander 2 can tackle tough terrain. Picture: Contributed

Freelander the pick of the powerful

LAND Rover’s new Freelander, with its 2.2-litre turbo-diesel engine, sits alongside the six-cylinder petrol that was previously the pick of the powerplants.

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