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    Australia's top netballers will earn up to 22 per cent more and remain the highest-paid female domestic club athletes in the country, with key stakeholders agreeing to a new two-year pay deal

    Australia's top netballers will earn up to 22 per cent more and remain the highest-paid female domestic club athletes in the country, with key stakeholders agreeing to a new two-year pay deal


    The average potential maximum salary of contracted players will increase from $75,167 Australian dollars to $91,500.

    The average minimum player salary of contracted players will also rise, by 15 per cent, from $64,167 to $74,000.

    © 2026 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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    Crusaders coach Rob Penney has praised referee James Dolman for nipping niggle in the bud during their 43-33 Super Rugby win over the Chiefs in Hamilton More...


    BUSINESS BUSINESS
    It's been revealed UK supermarket giant Tesco, declined the Finance Minister's invitation for a meeting to discuss the issues in our grocery sector More...



     Today's News

    International:
    Israel and US attack Iran live updates: Tehran retaliates across Middle East after strikes aimed at regime change 8:37

    Rugby:
    Crusaders coach Rob Penney has praised referee James Dolman for nipping niggle in the bud during their 43-33 Super Rugby win over the Chiefs in Hamilton 8:27

    National:
    US-Israeli attack on Iran risks plunging the world into turmoil 8:17

    Politics:
    Over 800 New Zealanders are expected to join this month's challenge to support families at Ronald McDonald House 8:17

    National:
    Iran has been attacked by US and Israel when peace was within reach 8:07

    Soccer:
    Everton have scored late to beat Newcastle 3-2 in football's Premier League 8:07

    Health & Safety:
    Numerous medications are becoming more accessible as Pharmac funding calls come into force 7:57

    Cricket:
    Just one semi-final spot is still up for grabs at cricket's T20 World Cup on the sub-continent 7:37

    International:
    Israel and US attack Iran, sparking retaliatory strikes. Here's what we know 7:27

    Rugby:
    Legendary Australian racehorse Makybe Diva has died, aged 26 7:27


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