Murray Robertson is a General Reporter at the Gisborne Herald. With over 50 years in the media industry, he has focused on a range of topics including sports, agriculture, and events, often blending competitive sports coverage with insights into farming and ranching. He has been featured in MSN, The Gisborne Herald, and the New Zealand Herald.
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Gisborne, New Zealand (Local)
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Murray Robertson's coverage heavily focuses on local news, events, rescues, water safety, and sports events. He is inclined towards event coverage and evolving stories related to entertainment news, sports, family & relationships.
If you are reaching out to Murray with a pitch or information for an article idea it should be geographically relevant as he does not have a specific geographic focus but seems to cover local news extensively. Consider pitching him local human interest stories tied to community events or uplifting rescue stories that emphasize water safety. Additionally, pitches around sporting events and entertainment in the region may also be of interest based on his coverage attributes.
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Gisborne features among the national finalists, including Rescue of the Year, in the Surf Life Saving Awards of Excellence.
And then there were two ... senior grade finals to bring season to a close on Saturday.
Premier semi-final battle royal predicted as grand finalists Waikohu lie in wait.
Waituhi's 2-1 win over Traktion was crucial to their grand final aspirations.
A man suffered serious burns when the van he was sleeping in caught fire at a property in the Gisborne suburb of Kaiti early this morning.
YMP beat Whāngārā to join Waikohu in Saturday's Jan Duncan netball final.
By: Murray Robertson
LPSC Masters stand between Waituhi and a place in PB men's final.
Tairāwhiti has once again taken the lead on the regional participation scoreboard for October's ShakeOut exercise.
Preparations are gathering momentum for the Poverty Bay A&P Association Spring Show in October. New show manager Cara Haines says it is shaping up to be an exciting event.
By: Murray Robertson
A second Premier crown for Waikohu after a 68-51 win over YMP in the grand final.
