The Newshub presenter said finding his next step was all about the right fit.
Friday 10:46am
This morning, Stuff revealed a number of high-profile journalists and staff from Newshub will work on the new bulletin, as well as several other news products.
Tue, May 7
The former AM Show presenter will host the hour-long weekday news programme from July 8.
The network issued a statement vowing to fight for its rights to journalists and the public right to information.
Mon, May 6
Indira Stewart presented the final Midday bulletin and paid tribute to all those who helped bring the show together.
Fri, May 3
The closure of the East Coast newspaper has left the community reeling.
Thu, May 2
Australian comedy star Andy Lee, one half of Hamish & Andy, has announced his engagement to long-term model girlfriend Rebecca Harding.
It comes after a turbulent few months for the network, with the announcement that Newshub will no longer exist after July 5.
Wed, May 1
We've pulled some clips from the archives that have never seen the glaring light of an HD TV, and they're sure to give you that warm, fuzzy, Fair Go-y feeling.
Amid a crisis in journalism, the sacked minister says she "tried her very best" but that "things in government actually take time".
Tue, Apr 30
Goldsmith was given the media and communications portfolio after Melissa Lee was demoted from Cabinet on Wednesday.
Fri, Apr 26
A media expert has weighed in on the demotion of Melissa Lee in the Media and Communications portfolio.
Wed, Apr 24
Penny Simmonds says she is looking forward to work in other portfolios, including disestablishing Te Pūkenga.
The PM has stripped Melissa Lee of her media portfolio. Her time in Cabinet may have been extended if she'd ever put forward a plan for the industry, writes Q+A presenter Jack Tame.
The reshuffle comes only five months into the coalition government's term.
McRoberts has been working at 3 News and the Newshub for around 23 years.
Fri, Apr 19
The digital news experience across the Tasman paints a challenging picture for the future of New Zealand media, writes Australia correspondent Aziz Al Sa'afin.
Wed, Apr 17
Mark Jennings says any bulletin "on the cheap" won't be enough for TV viewers.
Tue, Apr 16
The country's largest news publisher and Warner Bros. Discovery have reached a deal to launch a new television news service.
Newshub said staff members were sent an email on Monday evening about the meeting.
Mon, Apr 15
Reality Check Radio has gone off the air, citing a financial crunch.
Sun, Apr 14
Analysis: Journalism lost more jobs this week than at any other point in New Zealand history, writes Jack Tame.
Fri, Apr 12
Former minister Willie Jackson called Melissa Lee "bereft of any ideas" to which her office said "we won't be dignifying this with a response".
Thu, Apr 11
Gower says a third party could strike a deal with Warner Bros. Discovery to save the 6pm news bulletin.
AM hosts Melissa Chan-Green and Lloyd Burr this morning thanked audiences for "coming along for the ride".