Australia's New Leader Will Likely Continue the Previous Government's Tough Line Toward China

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Australia's new leader will likely continue the previous government's tough line toward china. Labor is going to be really under pressure to deliver on the economic management side of things in a tougher environment that has been for the australian consumer. In georgia, there are nearly two job openings for every unemployed person. The owner s of the atlanta breakfast club had to get really creative to find employees.

Australia’s new prime minister met with world leaders to discuss climate change and Hungary’s prime minister declared an economic state of emergency. Plus, the FT’s Colby Smith visits the city of Atlanta to find how restaurant owners are managing to find staff in a red hot labour market.

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