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Mazda fixes its big SUV mistake

Mazda fixes its big SUV mistake

Going back to the drawing board Mazda has delivered a much-improved product with its updated CX-60. But it’s still far from perfect.

Old money or new cash … how would you wear your luxe sedan?

Old money or new cash … how would you wear your luxe sedan?

There is now new ‘entry-level’ access to the world of success and luxury with the Mercedes-Benz E200.

Big city lawyers expand into the bush

Big city lawyers expand into the bush

Big city law firms are abandoning country Queensland, according to a legal firm principal as his business aims to rollout three new regional offices.

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This is a very good EV, with bad timing

This is a very good EV, with bad timing

Nissan has played the waiting game on its new Ariya EV which raises the bar for a brand facing many challenges.

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The hybrid SUV which feels like great value … until it rains, then hang on!

The hybrid SUV which feels like great value … until it rains, then hang on!

Impressive value is balanced with some performance shortfalls in the updated Haval H6 Ultra hybrid SUV.

Dispute over wind farm reaches boiling point

Dispute over wind farm reaches boiling point

A dispute between a Maranoa councillor and community members protesting against a local wind farm has turned ugly with claims of bullying, intimidation and defamation and cease and desist letters being posted.

Mega gallery: Action from the Roma Cup’s 60 year celebrations

Mega gallery: Action from the Roma Cup’s 60 year celebrations

While rain washed out the horse racing, it couldn’t stop thousands from celebrating the Roma Cup’s diamond anniversary in spectacular style. See the full gallery of the event here.

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Pretty Italian face has an ugly side

Pretty Italian face has an ugly side

Stunning European design is the primary selling point for Alfa Romeo’s latest creation, the Junior. Once you hit the start button, things aren’t as attractive …

Your guide to The Club Hotel Roma Cup’s 60th anniversary

Your guide to The Club Hotel Roma Cup’s 60th anniversary

Roma’s legendary cup race once caused the town to run dry of petrol – now it returns for its diamond anniversary with record crowds expected.

On the fence: A town divided over historic barrier

On the fence: A town divided over historic barrier

Charleville residents have rallied to save a century-old Town Hall fence from partial demolition, but RSL leaders have moved to explain the changes and their importance.

Aussies fixed it, the world stole it, but still a bit boring

Aussies fixed it, the world stole it, but still a bit boring

Locally tuned Mitsubishi Outlander Exceed SUV takes comfort to new levels in a ‘pressure-cooker’ market.

More flights needed: SW Qld’s plea to regional airline operators

More flights needed: SW Qld’s plea to regional airline operators

While metro residents enjoy 50c public transport, a rural Queensland mayor says his region’s successful flight subsidy scheme desperately needs more capacity.

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Meet the former graffiti artist honouring tiny town’s heroes

Meet the former graffiti artist honouring tiny town’s heroes

A former graffiti artist whose canvas was once coal trains has now secretly painted hidden tributes to local heroes across a tiny Queensland town of just 230 people. Meet his gallery of ‘rogues’.

How principal saved troubled Qld school in just three years

How principal saved troubled Qld school in just three years

From plummeting attendance rates to agricultural excellence, this is how one principal’s vision revolutionised a struggling Queensland high school in just three years.

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