TV newsreaders Graeme Goodings quits Channel 7 after 34 years Graeme Goodings, signing off. after 34 years. VETERAN newsreader Graeme Goodings has quit Channel Seven after 34 years with the network. The popular TV presenter made the sudden announcement on Twitter this afternoon, expressing regret at not being able to say goodbye to viewers. "To all my friends and 7 News followers I have to report I've read my last bulletin on Channel 7," he wrote. So ends 34 years at SAS, a wonderful chapter of my life. Sadly I will not have the opportunity to thank my loyal followers for their support. Seven Adelaide's weekend newsreader, Goodings read his last bulletin on Sunday night. In a press release, Seven said Goodings was offered the opportunity to continue in a "reduced capacity," but instead decided to call it quits. The network will reveal his replacement in the coming week. Goodings was Seven's weekday newsreader for more than two decades before taking several months off to battle bowel cancer. He returned in 2005 to present the weekend news bulletin. Today he also celebrated ten years cancer-free, tweeting: "Another milestone. Ten years cancer free. Thanks to everyone who supported me through some tough times. Cancer can be beaten! Originally published as Veteran TV newsreader signs off