Mark Robinson Retires From Herald Sun

Mark Robinson, the Herald Sun's Chief Football Writer and a prominent figure in Australian sports journalism, has announced his retirement after nearly 40 years in the field. Known for his fearless reporting and ability to tackle significant issues within the AFL, Robinson's career included notable moments such as hosting Fox Footy’s AFL 360 for 14 years alongside Gerard Whateley. His departure follows being let go from his hosting duties, which has sparked tributes from colleagues and the AFL community, highlighting his unmatched storytelling and analytical skills. Robinson's tenure included breaking major stories and covering pivotal events in the sport, earning him the respect of peers and fans alike. He leaves behind a legacy as one of the most influential sports reporters in Australia, raising the bar for future journalists. Meanwhile, in the high school football scene, Mountain Heritage coach Joey Robinson has also retired after 23 seasons, concluding a successful coaching career that included multiple championship appearances.