Melbourne, Dec 21: Indian born doctor Mohamed Haneef, who was wrongly implicated by the Australian Federal Police, is eagerly awaiting the results of an inquiry into his handling by Australian authorities.

Attorney-General Robert McClelland is expected to publicly release the findings of the inquiry headed by retired judge John Clarke QC early this week, The Australian reported.

Dr Haneef's solicitor Peter Russo said that his client had received regular updates on the progress of the inquiry.

Melbourne, Dec 20 : Aussie actor Eddie Perfect has revealed that he had no worries about legal ramifications while editing the show `Shane Warne The Muscial', as there was no need to stretch the truth.

Perfect said he had no need to fabricate Warne's life, as most of his life story has already been publicised.

"You only really get into trouble when you start making stuff up," the Daily Telegraph quoted him as telling Confidential.

Melbourne, December 20 : A teacher had been fired from an Australian high school following allegations that she drank alcohol with students and flashed her breasts at them.

The New South Wales (NSW) Department of Education and Training revealed that the Northern Beaches Secondary College Balgowlah Boys Campus employee had been told not to come back to the school in August.

According to an anonymous letter sent by a "very concerned parent" to the Daily Telegraph, the education officials had launched an investigation after the woman was removed "for having photographs taken of her drinking with the students and posting them on the Facebook website".

Melbourne, Dec 20 : Australian media has blamed umpire Aleem Dar for being inconsistent in his decisions when he gave struggling opener Mathew Hayden out in the second innings.

Former captain Richie Benaud described it as an astonishing decision, and said that the world cricket was in shock at the umpiring howler of modern times.

Thousands of Australians stood in front of their televisions as Pakistani umpire Dar lifted his finger in the air when Hayden prodded forward to Dale Steyn and the ball popped back to the bowler, the Daily Telegraph reported.

Melbourne, Dec 19 : Financial insecurity is forcing single Aussie mums to fall into serial live-in relationships, which may otherwise harm their kids, according to a new study.

Andrew Cherlin, Professor of Sociology and Public Policy at Johns Hopkins University, revealed that struggling single parents rush into new relationships that they might otherwise have avoided if they were financially stable.

The study found that single parents on limited or welfare income, who were allowed to keep all their child support payments, were less likely to get into new relationships than those whose payments were taxed.

Melbourne, Dec 18 : Legendary spinner Shane Warne should be made an honorary South African citizen after providing the secret information about dethroning Australia's top batting order.

Warne has always been a deep thinker on the game and couldn't help himself when Graeme Smith asked for his counsel during the Indian Premier League this year, the Daily Telegraph reported.

The leg-spin king is far from being a traitor - in retirement he can say and do what he wants - but it is obvious Smith listened breathlessly to every Warne word and some of his advice has worked spectacularly.

Warne is renowned for being generous with his knowledge and has helped spin bowlers from all over the world, even when they are in competition with Australia.