Mark Beretta OAM is a prominent Australian journalist and sports presenter, best known for his role on the Seven Network’s flagship breakfast program, Sunrise. Since joining Sunrise, Beretta has become a household name, delivering the latest sports news and updates to millions of viewers. His career at Seven began in 2000, and he has since hosted numerous major sporting events, including the Olympic Games and the Australian Open, showcasing his versatility and deep connection to the world of sports.

In addition to his work on Sunrise, Beretta has made significant contributions to sports commentary, particularly in V8 Supercars, where he was part of the commentary team from 2007 to 2014 and returned in 2021. His expertise extends beyond television, as he has also hosted various prestigious events, including the AFL’s Brownlow Medal and the Sydney-Hobart yacht race. His ability to engage audiences has made him a sought-after Master of Ceremonies for major corporate and sporting events across Australia.

Beretta’s passion for sports is complemented by his achievements as a 10-time Australian water ski champion and a silver medallist at the Singapore International Masters. He has also authored two books, providing insights into motorcycle racing and Australian sports history. His commitment to charitable causes is evident through his involvement with the Tour de Cure, where he has raised significant funds for cancer research.

In recognition of his contributions to the community and sports journalism, Beretta was awarded the Medal of the Order of Australia in 2021. His dedication to his craft and his philanthropic efforts continue to inspire many, solidifying his status as one of Australia’s most respected sports presenters.