Sandra Sully (journalist)
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Sandra Sully (born 1965) is an Australian national Anchor for Network Ten's Late News. She has been with Network Ten since 1990 and was voted the fourth favourite female on Australian Television in 2001.
Sully was one of the first Australian journalists to cover the news of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks in New York and Washington D.C.. She was live on air and was about to end her newscast when the CNN footage came in.
In an effort to increase Network Ten's ratings in 2005, the presentation of the Late News was changed so that viewers could see much more of Sully's legs, this laid-back casual style proved to be a ratings winner.[smh.com.au - TV news in battle of the bras]
In 2005, she hosted the Network Ten series 'Australia's Brainiest Kid', and will be hosting various Australia's Brainiest Specials in 2006.
In 2006, Network Ten released The Wedge, a half-hour comedy sketch show based around the fictional town of Wedgedale. The show features a character based on Sully named Sandra Sultry, a news reporter whom constantly reveals her legs and talks in a seductive husky voice, as well as talking to other people in the studio while the cameras are running.
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