ARN Media, an Australian radio station company, revealed a significant revenue decline of $26.4 million for the 2025/26 financial year, largely due to advertisers withdrawing their support over brand safety issues linked to the Kyle and Jackie O Show. The CEO, Michael Stephenson, noted that $22 million of this loss stemmed from clients who opted not to advertise due to concerns about the explicit content of the show, which has faced criticism for normalizing violent misogyny. Following a public altercation between hosts Kyle Sandilands and Jackie O Henderson in February 2023, ARN terminated their contracts, citing serious misconduct. The pair are now suing ARN for over $160 million. Despite the challenges, ARN hopes to regain lost advertisers, though the timeline for their return remains uncertain. The company also reported a $5.3 million drop in regional advertising revenue, with $4.4 million of that loss linked to national advertisers. ARN's chair, Hamish McLennan, expressed confidence in the company's future, even as its share price has halved over the past year.