Sandra Sully is a highly respected figure in Australian television, renowned for her professionalism and ability to deeply engage viewers. She spent 15 years as the weeknight presenter and Senior Editor of Ten Late News, where she played a crucial role in producing and delivering the bulletin. In 2011, Sandra took over as the presenter of Sydney's Ten News at Five, further solidifying her role as a trusted journalist.
Sandra's career began in Canberra at Ten's parliamentary bureau, driven by her passion for politics. She notably anchored Ten's coverage of the 1996 Federal Election. However, her most memorable moment came during the September 11 terror attacks, where she calmly and poignantly informed Australians about the unfolding tragedy, showcasing her ability to deliver news with both professionalism and empathy.
Beyond news anchoring, Sandra has hosted significant events such as the Australian of the Year Awards and the Young Australian of the Year Awards alongside the Prime Minister. She also co-hosted Good Morning Australia and was a co-anchor for the First at Five news hour. Her versatility extended to hosting COOL AID: the National Carbon Test, featuring exclusive interviews with Al Gore and Tim Flannery.
Throughout her career, Sandra has covered a wide range of events for Ten, including co-hosting coverage of The Melbourne Cup and participating in various charitable endeavours. She serves on the Women's Advisory Board for the National Breast Cancer Centre, is co-patron of Spinal Cure, and supports Surf Life Saving Australia as an Ambassador for the Paint a Rainbow Foundation.
