Sandilands says billionaires 'come out of the woodwork' ahead of new show
Radio shock jock Kyle Sandilands reveals the details of his next move after accepting a "piddly little" settlement of $12 million in his contract dispute with ARN Media.
Sandilands says billionaires 'come out of the woodwork' ahead of new show
Radio shock jock Kyle Sandilands reveals the details of his next move after accepting a "piddly little" settlement of $12 million in his contract dispute with ARN Media.
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