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Thursday Headlines:
- Pauline Hanson criticised for press club address as AFP investigates banner incident
- US officials reveal Iran peace deal details
- Pakistani officials apologise for fatal shooting of Australian girl
- First non-stop flight to Europe from Australia’s east coast confirmed
- The Maroons thump the Blues in State of Origin 2
Deep Dive:
Kyle Sandilands and ARN have settled their legal dispute, clearing the way for the radio shock jock to make his next move in the audio space.
But it turns out he’ll still be tied to his former employer, which will be taking a cut of the profits from his new show, and they’ll still have to host ads for him on the station he once called home.
In this episode of The Briefing, Sacha Barbour Gatt is joined again by industry insider Craig Bruce to break down the deal and what it means for the future of audio in Australia.
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