With the KIIS FM breakfast show suddenly off air and Kyle Sandilands’ future uncertain, radio insiders are already floating the names that could take over one of radio's most powerful slots.
Popular snack bars often found in children’s lunchboxes have been stripped from supermarket shelves over fears they could cause illness or injury if consumed.
The explosive on-air clash may have been the final trigger, but deeper commercial pressures and a failing national expansion had already put the radio juggernaut on borrowed time.
The fastest economic growth in three years has sparked fears of even more rate rises to tackle rampant inflation, that’s tipped to get worse as the Middle East conflict escalates.
The Nightly understands military personnel have been placed on alert for potential government repatriation efforts from the Middle East, despite Penny Wong requesting Australians get commercial flights.