The new Media and Communications Minister says the sector isn't broken but is under pressure. 

The Prime Minister handed the portfolio to Paul Goldsmith after stripping it from the embattled Melissa Lee. 

He told Andrew Dickens that there are challenges to work through. 

Goldsmith says there's been colossal change in how people collect their news in the last decade, and the advertising revenue which used to sustain it is under pressure. 

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