it was announced that Doyle would move into a new expanding role as host and senior correspondent on Sunday Night. As a result of Melissa's new position Michael Usher replaced her on Seven News Sydney. In October 2019, Sunday Night was cancelled and it was announced Doyle would remain with the Seven Network in a variety of news reading roles. In March 2020, Doyle joined Michael Usher to host Seven News: The Latest throughout the COVID–19 crisis. She subsequently became the permanent Monday presenter of the bulletin. Melissa remained in this role until August. In August 2020, Doyle announced that she would be leaving the Seven Network after 25 years with the network. In July 2022, It was announced Doyle would return to the Seven Network to host the reboot of This is Your Life. The first episode, which aired on 24 July 2022, featured Olympic swimmer Ian Thorpe. Radio In October 2013, Doyle joined smoothfm to host Weekend Breakfast from 6am to 10am. The program has continued to grow in popularity with her show recording the highest ever market share percentage in the June 2014 Rating Survey and making the program the #2 FM weekend breakfast program for All People 10+. In the coveted Females 40–54 ratings segment, Doyle's program was the #1 FM Weekend Breakfast program, recording its highest ever share result in the June ratings survey and the only FM station with over 20% share. In October 2014, Doyle won Best Newcomer On-Air (Metro) at the Australian Commercial Radio Awards. In October 2018, Doyle won Best Music Presenter at the Australian Commercial Radio Awards. Other work In October 2007, Doyle's first book, The Working Mothers Survival Guide (co-written with Jo Scard), was published by Allen & Unwin. It sold over 10,000 copies in its first print run. In 2014, she released her second book, Alphabet Soup. The memoir was the biggest selling Australian memoir in the market during its first few months on bookshelves. Doyle and Koch also co-hosted another Seven Network production Where Are They Now?. In 2008, Doyle was selected to front a new documentary program on the Seven Network called The Zoo. The show had a six-week run during the first half of 2008. A second series of The Zoo commenced on air in October 2008. It generated an audience of over 1.7 million people in each of its first three weeks making it