Antoinet Roquas moderated a high-profile national debate on the future of healthcare in the Netherlands. The debate featured key policymakers and experts, providing a platform for discussing reforms and the sustainability of the healthcare system.

In 2020, Antoinet Roquas produced a documentary focusing on the impact of climate change on Dutch coastal regions. The documentary highlighted the challenges faced by local communities and the measures being taken to mitigate environmental risks.

Antoinet Roquas received the prestigious De Tegel award in 2018 for her exceptional investigative reporting on corporate tax avoidance strategies in the Netherlands. Her work shed light on complex financial maneuvers and sparked national debate.

In 2016, Antoinet Roquas was part of the team that investigated the Panama Papers for Nieuwsuur. Her work contributed to uncovering how global elites used offshore tax havens, leading to significant political and financial repercussions worldwide.

Antoinet Roquas joined Nieuwsuur, a prominent current affairs program in the Netherlands. Her move to Nieuwsuur marked a significant step in her career, allowing her to delve deeper into investigative journalism and cover more complex stories.

In 2010, Antoinet Roquas played a pivotal role in covering the Dutch general election for NOS Journaal. Her reporting provided audiences with comprehensive insights into the electoral process, party platforms, and the implications of the election results.

Antoinet Roquas began her career at NOS Journaal, where she honed her skills in broadcast journalism. During her tenure, she contributed to various news segments, covering a wide range of topics from local politics to international events.