To mark the final day on air for The Kyle & Jackie O Show in 2020 and to celebrate their huge milestone of 20 years together, ARN’s CEO Ciaran Davis and Chief Content Officer Duncan Campbell presented Kyle and Jackie with commemorative plaques.

An appetite for news on COVID may well be behind the rise of 3AW’s breakfast to the top in the latest survey from GfK.
 
Ross & John/Ross & Russel have moved to the top of the Cumes table with 622,000 listeners, de-throning Kyle & Jackie O who dropped back slightly to 557,000 listeners.
 

KIIS 1065 in Sydney and KIIS 101.1 in Melbourne will go silent for 10 seconds every hour from 6am today as a reminder for listeners to check in on friends, family and colleagues as part of national R U OK?Day.
 
A simple conversation could be life changing, so every hour on the hour KIIS 1065 and KIIS 101.1 will stop the music and on-air chatter to encourage listeners to speak up and ask someone “R U OK?”.
 

An ACMA investigation has found KIIS 1065 in breach of rules relating to generally accepted standards of decency due to comments made by Kyle Sandilands about the Virgin Mary and Christian beliefs.

The investigation found KIIS 1065 was not in breach of rules relating to inciting hatred and severe ridicule because of religion.

Kyle Sandilands has taken no time at all expressing his view on Ben Fordham as Alan Jones replacement.
 
Upon learning the news of Ben’s move into an opposition role on 2GB, Kyle told his listeners “Oh what a disaster. This is what happens when a television station runs a radio network.
 
No idea, no idea….it’s a massive mistake…anyway, good luck Ben Fordham, friend of mine but now a mortal enemy to the death.”

This morning, KIIS 1065’s Kyle & Jackie O set two lucky listeners up for life, with their biggest ever competition prize, a brand-new HOOT home and land package, and a car.
 
More than 1,000 KIIS listeners gathered at ARN’s Sydney studios, armed with a key that could change their life with a prize package worth a whopping $750,000!