The former radio duo of Kyle Sandilands and Jackie 'O' Henderson have taken their show's drama from the airwaves to the courtroom, as they battle separate cases over the termination of contracts worth a combined $100 million.
Media correspondent Amanda Meade spoke to Reged Ahmad about the proceedings, providing insight into the courtroom atmosphere and questioning whether this legal saga could mark the end of the high-profile radio star's career.
The cases centre on the abrupt end of their lucrative contracts, with both parties presenting arguments over the circumstances of their departures. The courtroom has seen tense exchanges as lawyers dissect the details of the agreements.
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