Update 3.05pm: Sydney’s Daily Telegraph is reporting the NSW Department of Community Services wants to speak to the girl’s mother.

RAPE crisis counsellors are already lining up to thump Kyle Sandilands after a teenage girl, live on his show this morning, revealed she had been raped when she was 12 - and then the host asked if that was the only time she had had sex.
You can listen to the audio here, but in summary, the girl was asked in a live lie detector test - in front of her mother - whether she had ever had sex. She started to cry, and then said: “I got raped when I was 12 years old.”
Silence. Then this, from Sandilands: “Right ... is that the only experience you’ve had?”
As Veronica Wensing, executive officer of the Canberra Rape Crisis Centre, told ninemsn:
It automatically implies that the sexual assault was about her having a sexual experience, when in fact it was a violent event — not a sexual experience.
But even at a more base level - there was no skerrick of sympathy and compassion from Kyle. Who could possibly react like this when someone has just said they were subjected to rape?
2Day FM has apologised and offered counselling to the family. But they need to take a long hard look at Kyle.
News.com.au vote: Should he be sacked?
A couple of years ago Molly Meldrum - in a less-than-coherent on-air rant - called Sandilands arrogant, fat, and talentless. After today we can add callous, heartless, and ignorant.
Questions are also being asked about the mother - why, if her daughter had told her she had been raped, did she allow her to go on a radio quiz show in which she would be asked about sex?
She and her daughter have some talking to do now, but it will be away from a microphone. But unless he’s removed from his post Kyle Sandilands will be in our ears tomorrow morning, and the morning after that. You have to ask how long it will be before someone else is on the end of a similar public humiliation.
It’s not the first time he’s bumbled into a family’s privacy with such insensitivity. In 2001 while working for Brisbane’s B105FM, he broadcast an interview with a woman who had been sleeping with her school-aged daughter’s boyfriend - and urged the girl to confront her mother. The station received a record number of complaints at the time.
Twitter is alight with commentary on the segment. This afternoon some tweets started being marked with a #sackKyleandJackieO hashtag and a simple search on the word Kyle reveals a torrent of anger directed at him.
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