Unemployment hits record low, but less people looking for work
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Jillian Edwards didn't know much about cars when she decided to buy Braeside Automotive two years ago but she knew how hard it was to find a good mechanic.
"After a long tedious divorce I eventually got half a house and I thought I'd be better off putting it into a business," she says. "My eldest daughter was an apprentice mechanic for a place that wasn't great and I thought I could do it better."
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