Sam Landsberger, a highly respected sports journalist from the Herald Sun and Fox Footy, tragically died at the age of 35 after being struck by a truck at an intersection in Richmond, Melbourne. The incident occurred around 10:20 AM, and despite immediate CPR assistance, Landsberger succumbed to his injuries shortly after being hospitalized. Colleagues and industry leaders have paid tribute to Landsberger, highlighting his significant contributions to sports journalism, including accolades such as the Walkley Young Journalist of the Year and the Sports News Quill in 2022. Herald Sun chief football writer Mark Robinson expressed that Landsberger was a caring professional with an enormous future ahead of him, while AFL CEO Andrew Dillon confirmed that his passing would be honored at the AFLW launch ceremony. The investigation into the incident is ongoing, with police seeking witnesses and any relevant footage. Landsberger's sudden death has left a profound impact on the sports journalism community and his many friends and family members.