Murray Robertson is a General Reporter at the Gisborne Herald. A veteran journalist and broadcaster with 50 years of experience, he focuses on themes related to sports, agriculture, and farming, covering a range of topics from competitive sports to farm management. 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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A toddler raised the alarm in time for a Gisborne family to escape when a fire started in their lounge.
By: Murray Robertson
Gisborne Tatapouri Sports Fishing Club has welcomed a law change making the wearing of lifejackets compulsory on all small recreational vessels while underway.
Sea conditions made operations difficult at Gisborne's Eastland Port last month. The port handled 240,000 tonnes of logs exported on board nine ships during the month.
By: Murray Robertson
The Gisborne ticket holders checked their winning ticket on Sunday.
By: Murray Robertson
An accommodation block under construction in the Te Araroa Holiday Park on the East Coast was destroyed in a fire in the early hours of Saturday.
By: Murray Robertson
A fire at an accommodation block in Te Araroa Holiday Park is being treated as suspicious.
By: Murray Robertson
A cyclist in his 80s was killed and five others were injured in two separate serious crashes in Gisborne over the weekend.
Two weekend crashes in Gisborne left a cyclist dead and five people injured.
By: Murray Robertson
Practical programme for young managers, shepherds and up-and-coming farmers.
