Peter Robinson

Peter Robinson is a former professional rugby league star who became the first ever Indigenous player to play with the Melbourne Storm, making 75 game appearances and scoring 10 tries. Known for his relentless work ethic and commitment to excellence, Peter’s journey from junior rugby with the Cobar Roosters to the elite level of the NRL is a true testament to his resilience, leadership, and unwavering dedication.

Since retiring in 2006, Peter has transitioned into a pivotal role in player welfare and development, working closely with athletes and teams to build cultures of success. His philosophy, rooted in accountability and never taking shortcuts, has shaped his career both on and off the field.

An advocate for continuous learning, Peter holds a Graduate Certificate in Sports Business, a Diploma of Youth Work, and qualifications in Elite Athlete Wellbeing, Career Development, and Training & Assessment. In addition to his mentoring work, he has also contributed as a rugby league commentator for ABC, sharing his deep knowledge of the game.

As a speaker, Peter captivates audiences with stories of triumph, teamwork, and perseverance. His keynote presentations inspire individuals and organisations to embrace leadership, resilience, and a high-performance mindset; lessons drawn from a career at the top of one of the toughest sports in the world.