Kyle Sandilands radio contract terminated
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Kyle Sandilands’ contract with ARN Media was terminated in March 2026, ending the long-running Kyle and Jackie O show on KIIS FM/Sydney. He has publicly contested the termination, and his side has indicated they believe the move was invalid and that they will pursue legal action. [Multiple outlets reported the termination and ensuing legal dispute in March 2026.]
The termination followed an on-air dispute between Sandilands and co-host Jackie O Henderson, which ARN described as serious misconduct or a breach of the services agreement. Sandilands disputes the basis of the termination and asserts the contract runs until 2034. [7News and Sunrise coverage summarize the timeline and dispute; ABC News and other outlets corroborated the broader context.]
The situation generated extensive media attention in Australia, with reports of potential payouts and discussions about Sandilands’ next steps, including the possibility of pursuing a podcast or other formats. Legal proceedings were noted to be ongoing as of March 2026. [Multiple sources including 7News, Sunrise, Today Show, and Now to Love.]
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