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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.

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     Today's News

    Entertainment:
    Chris Hemsworth had to "bribe" his daughter with a motorbike to appear in Avengers: Doomsday 7:51

    Health & Safety:
    New efforts to accommodate those recovering from spinal injuries 7:47

    Rugby:
    Ireland has beaten Italy 20-13 in their Six Nations rugby clash in Dublin 7:37

    Environment:
    The weather's intensifying over eastern parts of the North Island - with a potentially hazardous deluge on the cards 7:27

    Entertainment:
    Gwyneth Paltrow underwent a treatment to filter toxins from her blood after battling "chronic fatigue" and "brain fog" 7:21

    Law and Order:
    French SailGP skipper Quentin Delapierre is grateful the frightening high speed collision with New Zealand wasn't much worse 7:17

    Cricket:
    South Africa has cleaned up New Zealand by seven wickets at cricket's T20 World Cup 7:07

    General:
    Jakara Anthony wins dual moguls gold at 2026 Milano Cortina Winter Olympics 7:07

    Entertainment:
    Busy Philipps's heart is "deeply hurting" following James Van Der Beek's death 6:51

    Basketball:
    The Breakers have been undone by another freakish Bryce Cotton performance to fall 92-89 to the 36ers in Adelaide 6:27


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