Kyle Sandilands says he has formed a new alliance and job with One Nation senator Pauline Hanson after being sacked by KIIS FM. Both outlets report that Sandilands describes Hanson as one of his “favourite people,” and that he has spent time developing the relationship following his departure from the station. PerthNow adds that Sandilands discusses his post-sacking period and references a reported $12 million payout, though the details of any payout are not expanded on in the provided excerpts. 7News Australia frames the development primarily as a surprise reveal by Sandilands to his fans about a new role involving Hanson. Across the reports, the key points are Sandilands’ claim that he is now working with Hanson and the broader context that this follows his termination from KIIS FM. Neither source excerpted here provides verification from KIIS FM or One Nation, specific job duties, start dates, or contractual terms. The story centers on Sandilands’ public comments about his next step after leaving the radio network.
Kyle Sandilands says he is working with Pauline Hanson after KIIS FM sacking
Kyle Sandilands says he has formed a new alliance and job with One Nation senator Pauline Hanson after being sacked by KIIS FM. Both outlets report that Sandilands describes Hanson as one of his “favo...
- Kyle Sandilands says he has a new arrangement involving One Nation senator Pauline Hanson after being sacked by KIIS FM.
- Sandilands characterizes Hanson positively, including calling her one of his “favourite people.”
- The reports describe Sandilands’ comments as a surprise reveal to fans following his KIIS FM departure.
- PerthNow references a reported $12 million payout after the sacking, without further details in the excerpts.
- Both outlets link the Hanson development directly to Sandilands’ post-sacking activities.
The former shock jock radio host has revealed how he spent his time after being sacked – including buddying up with One Nation’s Pauline Hanson.
2 months agoThe ex-radio show host said the senator was one of ‘his favourite people now’.
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