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Tyson Adams

Billings
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Executive Producer for @KULR-8 Local News. EB Craney award-winner for newscast of the year. Montana boy, born and raised.
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Electric vehicles are the future, and an excellent second-hand buy

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By Tyson Adams
| TheDriven
“EVs are the future” was how the lovely chap who sold us his Hyundai Ioniq described his transition to owning too many EVs. After admitting that one of the cars had to go, we were lucky enough to pick up the Ioniq on the secondhand market. At first, we considered a secondhand hybrid, like a Corolla, Camry, or something similarly exciting. Then our thinking shifted to encouraging the adoption of non-planet destroying vehicles.
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Our unhealthy obsession with sport not a winner

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By Tyson Adams
| Independent Australia Verified
We should question the money and attention that automatically flows to sport when those in the arts sector are banking JobKeeper cheques composed mostly of zeros, writes Tyson Adams. AS WE SAY goodbye to the Tokyo Olympics and say hello to dropping a few billion on the 2032 Brisbane Olympics, it’s a great time to suggest that sport isn’t entirely popular. Australians are sports-mad. They love them.
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Stand for something: WA election candidates stick to platitudes

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By Tyson Adams
| Independent Australia Verified
With the Western Australian State Election looming, candidates are playing it safe on various election issues, writes Tyson Adams. ON 13 MARCH, Western Australians go to the polls. It promises to be an anti-climactic affair, with Mark McGowan’s Labor Government expected to be returned to power. Even Liberal Opposition Leader, Zak Kirkup, has already conceded defeat. At least there will still be democracy sausages.
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