Cobey Bartels
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Holistic Women's Health,
CarSales,
WhichCar,
Shannons,
GoAutoNews,
GOAUTONEWS PREMIUM,
Street Machine,
Big Rigs,
Australasian Transport News (ATN),
BikePoint
and
Covers:
Automotive, motorcycles, culture, tech, electrification, mining & resources, machinery, transport.
Freelance Journalist & Content Specialist | NFP Assistant Director | TV Host
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Cobey Bartels’s Biography
Read Full Bio →Cobey Bartels is an established journalist and TV presenter, who has spent the past decade in and out of truck cabs, race car cockpits, and any other two-, four- or 18-wheeled vehicles he’s been handed the keys to.
With more than a decade of media experience and thousands of published works, including two seasons of a highly successful television show on Channel 10, Cobey has reviewed many of the trucks, cars and motorcycles on Australia’s roads with only the occasional mishap to report.
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Episode 3: Cobey Bartels - Host of Mighty Machines. Journalist and just a top aussie bloke by Sni...
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End-of-year deal on Isuzu Ready-to-Work line
Isuzu Australia tempts Ready-to-Work buyers with sharp drive-away deal ISUZU Australia Limited (IAL) is closing out the year with a sharp retail push aimed at tradies and business buyers, pricing the light-duty NLR 45-150 Traypack from its Ready-to-Work (RTW) range at $68,990 drive-away with the first three scheduled services included free.
Scania avoids dip as truck market flails
SCANIA has reported a three per cent year-on-year rise in global deliveries for the third quarter, while its Australian division defied a softening local market to climb to third spot on the heavy truck sales ladder in October. The Swedish manufacturer’s global report highlighted its resilience in the face of the ongoing fuel crisis and economic headwinds affecting the truck market, citing higher Q3 deliveries than last year but order-to-delivery flow rate limitations.
2026 All-Terrain Crane Buyer’s Guide
On any busy jobsite, there is one class of lifting equipment that keeps the wheels of industry turning faster than anything else: the all-terrain crane, colloquially known as the taxi crane Unlike massive multi-axle crawler or lattice cranes that require a convoy of floats, days of assembly and specialised rigging crews, taxi cranes are built for quick deployment and relatively straightforward operation.
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