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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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Riders will enjoy a breathtaking view during the Cairns Ironman.

Cairns Ironman preview

With only three months remaining until the Cairns Airport Cairns Ironman, we sampled the course to see what the competitors can expect in June.

BIG SWITCH: Mark Visser.

Surfer waves goodbye to luxury

Sunshine Coast-based big-wave rider Mark Visser has jumped ship from Lexus for a hairy-chested Jeep.

Caloundra Triathlon, Golden Beach. Jesse Featonby celebrates his win. Photo: Cade Mooney / Sunshine Coast Daily. Picture: Cade Mooney

Caloundra Triathlon preview

Got the need for speed? Caloundra’s sprint triathlon is set over a flat course and is staged traditionally in warm conditions.

Juniors hit the surf at Noosa. . Picture: Geoff Potter

Noosa Winter Festival preview

Growing in stature over the years, the Noosa Winter Festival has evolved into a true multisport event.

TESTING TRIP: The ride back to Julia Creek is traditionally a testing journey into a hot head wind as part of the annual Dirt N Dust Triathlon. Picture: Contributed

Survival of fittest in Outback

SMACKED in the face by a persistent headwind, the landscape appears endless.

Central Queensland

Pictured here in T6 clothing, the S60 is a good-looking machine in all guises.

Putting the brakes on stereotypes

VOLVO’S S60 is just one of the recent additions to the line-up that isn’t just modern, but downright sexy.

Central Queensland

The new mid-size BMW X3 is now about as big as the original X5.

BMW X3 is back, bigger and better

GANGLY and gawky, the original X3 was a perplexing piece of gear. Now the X3 is back. It’s bigger, about the same size as the original X5.

Central Queensland

With a sporting suspension set-up, the A1 Sport loves the corners.

Athletic hatch has the need for speed

IN the first half of 2011, the new A1 has outsold Mini’s three-door range and now there is a new player in town that takes aim at the high-end performers.

Central Queensland

The F Sport gets groovy extras like special alloys, grille and spoiler.

Extra touches put the ‘F’ into finesse

THOSE in the market for a premium medium-size sedan should have the IS350 on their shopping list, especially the F Sport.

DYNAMIC DUO: The Hyundai Accent comes in hatch and sedan body styles with a 1.6-litre petrol engine.

Pair no lightweights in segment

HYUNDAI is not covering its bases…more like smothering them.

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