KIIS FM's Sandilands, Henderson: Stability Amidst Controversy

0:00The latest headlines, weather, and stories, right here on Sydney News today. Kyle Sandiland says his co-host Jackie O'Henderson will return to their top-rated K-I-S FM breakfast show, but he has not set a date as her break. Stretches into a second week, the pair host Australia's highest paid radio program, under a 10-year, $200 million deal. Henderson stepped away after Sandiland's called her out on air for being unfocused during a segment. The incident happened on February 20th when Sandiland's criticized her for checking horoscopes mid-discussion, saying a show to pattern others had noticed. She was due back on Monday but stayed off, leaving fans wondering about the future of the duo. Industry insiders speculate Henderson might come back in a lighter role to ease tensions. Listeners and media watchers are divided, with some praising Sandiland's blunt style and others worried about the show's stability. The program kicked off strong and Sydney, but hit roadblocks expanding to Melbourne two years ago, dropping 36% of its audience,

1:01or over, 220,000 listeners. Regulators hit them with 12 decency violations this year alone. ARN, the net worse owner, reported a 16% revenue dip last week, blaming advertiser pullback and brand issues, totaling 28.3 million dollars lost across its stations. They are now shuffling lineups in Brisbane and Adelaide to recover ground. A message from our sponsor supports today's story. Some people meditate. I just lay down and press play, S-O-L-I-S-O-L-Pillow.com.