Radio

The shock jock feels extremely ‘betrayed’ by his long-term co-host.

Triple M’s Beau Ryan, a former KIIS Breakfast regular, has weighed in on the Kyle & Jackie O fallout and predicted who will take over their slot.

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.

A resurfaced clip has revealed the bombshell fight that saw Australia’s highest-paid radio duo part ways was predicted years ago.

Kyle Sandilands’ ex Imogen Anthony has weighed in on his shock split with co-host Jackie O after a tense on-air fight.

KIIS FM has addressed the dramatic collapse of The Kyle & Jackie O Show, which has dominated Sydney’s FM breakfast ratings for decades.

Just a day after addressing his fiery on-air clash with Jackie O, Kyle Sandilands has made a dramatic move.

Jackie ‘O’ Henderson will not return to her KIIS FM breakfast show this week following a heated on-air spat with Kyle Sandilands, that started with a chat about former prince Andrew’s astrology chart.

Jackie O is taking time off following a heated on-air argument with longtime co-host Kyle Sandilands, who accused her of being ‘off with the fairies’ and ‘unfocused.’

Nine Entertainment has issued a warning to its investors after it confirmed the sale of Nine Radio and a cash splash on another asset.

Nine Entertainment has finally confirmed the sale of its radio division to billionaire pub tycoon Arthur Laundy in a move that will net the company tax breaks of up to $178 million.

One of Australian sports most beloved characters, Darryl ‘Big Marn’ Brohman, has begun treatment for cancer.

Prominent Australians are expected to attend a state funeral for radio broadcaster John Laws, who died aged 90 after a career spanning seven decades.

A Chinese woman who allegedly crashed her Rolls-Royce into a car driven by radio host Kyle Sandilands' chauffeur has pleaded not guilty to a range of charges.

The date for the funeral of one of Australia’s most iconic voices, radio legend John Laws, has been confirmed, as the broadcaster’s family accept the offer of a state funeral.

AARON PATRICK: The broadcaster’s deep, mellifluous voice, support for regular Australians and willingness to argue with callers turned him into the most powerful force in media in the pre-internet era. 

Stars of the Australian entertainment industry have erupted in rage after the latest ‘pathetic’ move, another major axing.

More than six months after Marty Sheargold was forced to quit Triple M over his vile comments about the national female soccer team, the Australian Communications and Media Authority has had its say.