Because that’s what ARN (and SCA) do best when a station is number one.
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KIIS Brisbane breakfast team appearing in promotion for Kissmas Lights comp - don’t they look thrilled to be there 
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I really would have thought K&J doing an OB this week for Melbourne Cup would really assist them in the southern market. Especially when there are so many celebrities in town.
Fucking idiots.
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Radio legend John Laws passing will have a big impact on Kyle and also Jackie.
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How so? Will they quit radio?
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John appeared regularly on the show and was a close friend of Kyle’s.
I had been hearing rumours since about 3pm. Kyle was basically the first to confirm the news around 7pm.
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Another excuse to call in sick?
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Is that necessary? Think what you want about the guy but he just lost a friend. If he did decide he wasn’t able to work tomorrow then that’s his choice.
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They used to go to long lunches together.
He was friends with (and admired by) a lot of radio hosts. Tim Blackwell also spoke fondly of him. They had appeared on each others show quite a few times.
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ACMA imposes licence conditions on ARN following the code-breaching findings against the K&J Show.
For the next 5 years, the Licensee must:
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Follow the Broadcasting Code:
Comply with clause 2.2 of the Commercial Radio Australia Code of Practice 2017 (revised 2018), or any similar clause in any updated version registered by the ACMA. -
Avoid Offensive or Explicit Content:
Ensure the program does not air material that would be considered highly offensive to a reasonable listener, or that contains strong or explicit sexual references. -
Conduct an Independent Compliance Audit.
Would any of them follow those rules
So a slap on the wrist then
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A license condition is more serious than a code, break the condition and your license could be taken from you. This plus the revenue guidance today… grim day at arn.
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Those conditions pretty much describe the K&J show lol. If they follow No. 2 there won’t be much else left to broadcast.
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In other K&J news today, looks like they’re not going to prison.
Why would an additional condition attached to a broadcast licence need to include “Follow the Broadcasting Code” that has to be followed anyway.
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Good question. It’s because the potential punishment for breaching a Licence Condition is more serious than breaching the Code.
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