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Twitter's Australian managing director has kept netball in her life, despite not being able to play any more, by becoming a member of the national body's board.
Katrina Strickland,
Katrina Strickland writes on Arts & Entertainment specialising in Art and Theate & Dance. Based in our Sydney newsroom, Katrina is editor of The Australian Financial Review Magazine.
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