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Kyle Sandilands’ termination case should not be a ‘royal commission’ into his career, shock jock’s lawyer tells court

Broadcaster takes Kiis FM to court to argue licensee was wrong to terminate him for serious breach of contract Follow our Australia news live blog for latest updates Sign up for Guardian Australia’s free weekly media…

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Kyle Sandilands’ termination case should not be a ‘royal commission’ into his career, shock jock’s lawyer tells court

Broadcaster takes Kiis FM to court to argue licensee was wrong to terminate him for serious breach of contract Follow our Australia news live blog for latest updates Sign up for Guardian Australia’s free weekly media newsletter here Kyle Sandilands’ court case was not an occasion for a “royal commission” into his career and he just wants to get back to work quickly, the shock jock’s lawyers have told the federal court. Sandilands, who was earning $10m a year to front the Kyle and Jackie O Show, has taken Kiis FM to court to argue the licensee, Commonwealth Broadcasting Corporation (CBC), was wrong to terminate him for serious breach of contract earlier this month. Continue reading...

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