Martin Gabor is a sports reporter with a focus on national sports in Australia, particularly in Queensland and Cairns. He has written for various publications including the Cairns Post, North Queensland News, Geelong Advertiser, The Australian, and more. Martin's articles cover a range of sports, from cricket to tennis, and he is known for his in-depth analysis and coverage of major sporting events.
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Martin Gabor's focus is primarily on event coverage within the sports domain, with a clear emphasis on tennis and cricket, particularly related to Australian players. His articles often revolve around specific events such as matches and tournaments.
Given this focus, individuals or organizations looking to reach out should consider providing insights into ongoing or upcoming sporting events involving Australian athletes. They could also offer unique perspectives or exclusive details about these athletes' performances or experiences that align with Martin's coverage themes.
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By: Tom Sangster, Travis Meyn, Martin Gabor
‘Terrible way to start a game': Robbo predicts NRL rule change amid Suli's kick-off concussion
By: Martin Gabor
Both coaches out of Thursday’s clash at Allianz Stadium concede more needs to be done to protect players from kick-offs, with Trent Robinson expecting the NRL to enact a rule change soon in a bid to lessen the risk of concussion.
South Sydney winger Taane Milne is facing up to three weeks on the sidelines for a deplorable tackle on Storm star Cameron Munster that has been heavily criticised by former players and labelled “dumb” by his coach.
By: Martin Gabor
South Sydney's season from hell is about to get worse with winger Taane Milne charged by the match review committee for a shocking tackle.
Roosters star Nat Butcher has revealed he had to “have a look in the mirror” after what he says was a “disappointing” start to the season that would have dumped to the bench on Anzac Day had Victor Radley not hurt his hamstring.
Wests Tigers coach Benji Marshall is thrilled with the news that Shane Richardson has agreed to a four-year deal to remain chief executive despite being linked with a potential return to South Sydney.
By: Martin Gabor
South Sydney winger Taane Milne is facing up to three weeks on the sidelines for a deplorable tackle on Storm star Cameron Munster that has been heavily criticised by former players and labelled &ldqu...
By: Martin Gabor
‘Knew he was out of form’: Roosters star was set to be axed before ANZAC Day heroics
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