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Kyle to join Good Friday Appeal

After a horror year in which he was blasted from all corners for a radio stunt with a child that backfired, Kyle Sandilands will join Victoria's Good Friday Appeal.

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After a horror year in which he was blasted from all corners for a radio stunt with a child that backfired, Kyle Sandilands will join Victoria’s annual Royal Children’s Hospital Good Friday Appeal.

As a new Channel Seven recruit, Sandilands is one of the network starts set to appear on April 2nd.

The Victorian telecast will get underway at 9.30am with Sandy Roberts crossing to the Werribee Mansion egg hunt and the Henley Homes/Vic Urban house auction.

Also set to appear throughout the day are are Good Friday Appeal ambassador Jennifer Keyte, Peter Mitchell, Rebecca Maddern, David Koch, Melissa Doyle, Mark Beretta, Fifi Box, Axle Whitehead, Ada Nicodemou, Esther Anderson, Tessa James, Erik Thomson, Michael Caton, George Houvardas, Angus Mclaren, Hugh Sheridan and Jessica McNamee, Corinne Grant, Molly Meldrum, Kate Ceberano

At 7.30pm, Grant Denyer will entertainment with live performances from Damien Leith, Vanessa Amorosi and Jon Stevens.

Bruce McAvaney will lead a football panel with Leigh Matthews, Matthew Richardson, Tim Watson, Tom Harley, Hamish McLachlan, Peter Helliar and Peter Rowsthorn.

Veteran Good Friday Appeal supporter and Royal Children’s Hospital Ambassador Dan Webb will also appear.

2010 Donation Numbers
Metropolitan 03 9606 0677
Country 1800 067 077
Geelong 03 5275 1055

Donations can be paid at:
· National Australia Bank branches in Victoria
BSB: 083-019 Account No: 54-766-6738
Account Name: Royal Children’s Hospital Good Friday Appeal Special Donations

· HBA Branches until 31st May

· Online www.goodfridayappeal.com.au

· Cheques and Money Orders can be mailed to:

RCH Good Friday Appeal
PO Box 14744

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  2. Guys, you can flame and banter on any other topic, but this is for sick children who need help, okay, so stop whining like bitches, and appreciate that they are giving help. Who cares if Kyle Sandilands is part of the show, he’s actually doing something decent. Let it go.

  4. @Jake and Guy: Seven actually gave the appeal some kind of national coverage. Every year since 2007, Mel and Kochie have hosted Sunrise from the tally room for the entire program, and the appeal phone line now begins at 6am instead of 9am as the result.
    My fear this year is that the appeal could be somewhat upstaged by an NRL game between Melbourne Storm and St George Illawarra at Etihad Stadium (where the tally room is now located) at the same time as family activities are held.

  5. I was in Melbourne last Easter and watched this and it was amazing stuff. I live in NSW and we dont have one of these. I would love to see Seven get together with Westmead Childrens Hospital or one of the major hospitals in NSW and do one here.

    I would love for this to be televised on 7TWO. What is stopping Seven doing that? Or make it an National event. Its about time NSW have a telethon because i think we need one.

  6. @jake

    why would something that is for a Victorian Hospital, be shown in other states(even the concert thing they usually have at 7:30pm on Good Friday Night) and on 7Two?
    The main focus is raising funds for the Children’s Hospital as the main point, not entertaining viewers as the main point.

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