Kyle and Jackie O Kiis 2 Day goodbye and edge closer to new show Kyle Sandilands and Jackie O are changing to Kiis next year. THEY have the new name, the new logo and a new studio under construction. Now all the Australian Radio Network (ARN) needs is the final piece of the puzzle, Kyle Sandilands, to return from holidays in Fiji. The network's bosses, Ciaran Davis and Duncan Campbell, finally lifted the lid on the new marketing campaign that will accompany their colossal acquisitions Kyle and Jackie O this week, confirming the name change from Mix to Kiis 106.5. Network bosses Ciaran Davis and Duncan Campbell at the North Ryde studios which will be home to Kyle and Jackie O's radio show next year. At the same time, hammers and paint- brushes were working overtime at ARN's North Ryde headquarters as the duo's new corner studio is constructed for their January 20 launch date, with plenty of room to accommodate a large production team that will likely consist of several Southern Cross Austereo (SCA) converts. Former 2DayFM content boss Derek Bargwanna is expected to accompany the on-air duo to the new digs after his departure from SCA on September 20. Together 10 years: Sandilands and Jackie O at their old digs 2DayFM. Also likely to make the switch: executive producer ­Simon Greally, talent broker Tim Dunlop and producer Matt Simpson, with question marks hovering over fellow producer Nick Cervetto and news announcer Tim Davies. And while the network has been virtually transformed in readiness for Kyle and Jackie O's arrival, the show itself will remain relatively untouched according to ARN's content boss Campbell. "The show is the show and it will be the Kyle and Jackie O Show that comes across to this network and what you will hear is what you heard in their last year on 2DayFM," Campbell told The Sunday Telegraph. But there will be a new look and feel to them. And there is already a huge expectation on the show. "We want the one and two FM positions as quickly as we can," the ARN CEO Davis said.