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Grant Edwards

Grant Edwards

Head of Operations at News Corp Australia

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    Recent Articles

    news.com.au

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    couriermail.com.au

    Waitlists are finally over, but now there’s a retro premium

    And you thought “Jimflation” was bad. Take a look at the numbers and “Jimnyflation” makes Treasurer Jim Chalmers look like a fumbling pickpocket compared to a professional safecracker.
    news.com.au

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    news.com.au

    From fast food to fine dining, with a nasty French aftertaste

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    news.com.au

    Mainstream hybrid SUV with Range Rover vibes: Is it worth $95k?

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    news.com.au

    Mainstream hatch that feels posh and beats an SUV

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    news.com.au

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