Charlie King Retires After Over 30 Years with ABC

Charlie King, a prominent sports commentator, has retired from ABC after over 32 years of service in the Northern Territory. Known for his role in broadcasting significant sporting events, including two Olympic Games, King has left a lasting impact on Australian sports media.

Throughout his career, King commentated more than 600 matches for the NT Football League and played a pivotal role in coaching the Northern Territory's first female footballers in 1990. His advocacy work, particularly with the No More campaign against domestic violence, has been a significant aspect of his legacy.

King, who has been diagnosed with Parkinson's disease, looks forward to spending more time with family and continuing his advocacy efforts. He emphasizes the importance of living life fully and encourages others to take action while they can.