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‘Kyle will definitely sue’: Sandilands and ARN face ugly legal stoush

March 5, 2026 at 06:43 AM
By Sydney Morning Herald
Sources said Sandilands is preparing to sue his employer if the company sacks the controversial broadcaster.

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Sources said Sandilands is preparing to sue his employer if the company sacks the controversial broadcaster Sources said Sandilands is preparing to sue his employer if the company sacks the controversial broadcaster. Monitor developments in ‘Kyle for further updates.

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