Last Updated: December 28, 2014



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Adam Goodes considering politics


ADAM Goodes is considering a career in politics after he finishes playing AFL, with the Sydney Swans veteran and outgoing Australian of the Year determined to “make a difference”.

Tech titan faces the chop

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TWITTER boss Dick Costolo is in a precarious position. Why are people calling for him to be sacked?

Haddin says India has ‘no plan B’

Australia Nets Session

STRAIGHT-shooting Aussie wicketkeeper Brad Haddin has ripped into India’s tactics and mindset on the morning of day three of the Boxing Day Test.

‘Isn’t 007 supposed to be handsome?’

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Buzz’s predictions for 2015

Buzz’s predictions for 2015

WHAT’S THE BUZZ: Phil Rothfield gazes into his crystal ball to predict all the big plays of a huge year of sport in 2015.

How demanding a marriage proposal can backfire

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A TIP for those desperately trying to get a ring on their finger: don’t back your partner into a corner. Because it can go oh-so-wrong - here are four cautionary tales.