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Australia’s recent run of bumper job gains eased to its slowest pace in seven months in October, as the nation’s still-tight labour market shows signs of gradually cooling due to the impact of elevated interest rates.

The corporate cop will protect vulnerable Australians in the year ahead by cracking down on super funds exploiting their members’ savings and halting unscrupulous investment schemes.

Mexican-themed fast-food chain Guzman y Gomez is continuing to grab market share from rival restaurants and especially among younger diners, such as Gen Z and Gen Y, who are opting for the chain’s clean and fresh ingredients.

Perry Williams
Business editor
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