Sandilands Sues ARN Over Contract Termination

0:00Controversial radio host Kyle Sandelands has launched a legal fight against ARN after the company ended his 10-year $100 million contract. He argues the decision is invalid because he did not break any rules or commit serious misconduct. His lawyers filed the case in federal court last Friday against ARN and its Sydney station subsidiary. Sandelands wants the court to enforce the full contract, order payments owed so far, and award damages for the fallout. The trouble started last week with an on-air clash between Sandelands and his co-host, Jackie O'Henderson. ARN called its serious misconduct and cut the deal short right away. ARN told the stock exchange about the lawsuit on Monday and plans to fight back in court. They say it's too early to guess the results or any money hit. This battle could drag on, but both sides are digging in as the details play out in court. I'm Cory with the story, and you've been listening to Sydney News today. AI-powered local news.