
Sandilands-ARN Standoff: Contract Dispute Looms
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Radio shock jock Kyle Sandilands faces a contract standoff with ARN Media over his $100 million deal, following an on-air dispute with co-host Jackie Henderson. The network suspended him after the incident, giving him two weeks to address misconduct claims. Sandilands apologized to Henderson, but shes handling the situation legally. As the deadline approaches, Sandilands awaits ARNs decision, hinting at alternative options if the network doesnt honor his contract.
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Sydney News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Sandilands-ARN Standoff: Contract Dispute Looms. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
This is Sydney News today, every story, every city, every day. Radio Shock Jack Kyle Sandelands is locked in a standoff with ARN media over his $100 million contract, which runs until $20.30. The network pulled the Kyle and Jackie O'Sho off the air after Sandelands had an on-air blow-up with his co-host Jackie Henderson on February 20th. ARN suspended him on March 3rd and gave him two weeks to address misconduct claims, which he denies. The trouble started when Sandelands criticized Henderson's interest in horoscopes and astrology, calling it a problem. ARN announced that Henderson no longer wants to work with him, leading to the show's suspension. The pair had a massive $200 million deal expected to keep them on air for years. Fans and listeners have mixed feelings with many wanting Sandelands back on the mic. He is expressed regret for hurting Henderson's feelings and sent her an apology message right after the argument.
Henderson called the fallout a shock and is handling it through legal channels. As the two-week deadline hits on Tuesday, Sandelands says he is still waiting for ARN's next move. He insists the network should honor his contract and notes that listeners want the show to continue. Sandelands hinted at other options if ARN does not play ball, but he remains hopeful to return. The situation stays tense, with no clear resolution yet. The Daily News Now is powered by our sponsor. Some travel miles to find peace. I just climb into bed and listen, S-O-L-I-SOLYPILLOW.COM.
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