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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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.
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By: Murray Robertson
Gisborne Premier netball resumes in the YMCA on Wednesday night and fans of all four sides can expect a thrilling evening of action.
By: Murray Robertson
Gisborne has two fulltime professional firefighting crews on standby 24 hours a day, seven days a week for the first time in about 20 years.
By: Murray Robertson
Wins came easier than expected in Gisborne Premier Grade netball at the YMCA on Wednesday night.
A dominant YMP A could continue a perfect run in the 2026 men's club hockey competition.
By: Murray Robertson
Old Girls' Whangārā, IMS High School Old Girls and Gisborne Glass Ngātapa were winners in the Premier Reserve grade netball in the Gisborne YMCA on Saturday morning.
A battle royal is in store when the two top teams in the Gisborne Pak'nSave Premier Grade face off at the YMCA on Wednesday night.
A seven-goal haul for Ngatapa's Jaime Tombleson and a thriller between YMP A and Waituhi men were the highlights of Poverty Bay club hockey over the weekend.
By: Murray Robertson
Registrations remain open for a Beef and Lamb New Zealand farming workshop this Friday.
Waikohu and Whāngārā Old Girls emerged winners on a thrilling Wednesday night of Premier Grade netball action in Gisborne's YMCA.
By: Murray Robertson
Eight former All Blacks and five ex-Maori ABs to turn back the clock in festival game
