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Long-standing children’s band The Wiggles are being sued by their former CEO, Luke O’Neill. The Guardian reports that the former Wiggles CEO has claimed that Blue Wiggle, real name Anthony Field, ...

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Bombshell court allegations surrounding court action brought against The Wiggles by their axed chief executive have been revealed. Luke O’Neill is suing the popular children’s entertainment group, its ...

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It was in fact 2018 and Field would find support on Twitter after posting on the platform: “So excited to be named on the “D” List! … Thank you @insharprelief for all the encouragement to retire!

The Wiggles’ former chief executive has launched legal action against the children’s entertainment group just months after departing the role. Luke O’Neill was named the children’s music sensation’s ...

The former chief executive of The Wiggles – who left after just over a year into his role – has lodged Federal Court proceedings against the popular children’s entertainment group. Luke O’Neill was ...

The Wiggles first ever CEO Luke O’Neill has launched Federal Court action against the popular children’s entertainment group, claiming he was unfairly let go from the top job. Mr O’Neill, who became ...

Gift 5 articles to anyone you choose each month when you subscribe. As CEO gigs go, we’d have thought running the show at the Wiggle House would have been one of the more fun jobs on the market.