Congrats Shaun!

Plans to I believe :)

Thanks Mike! Might be in touch next week (but not about looking for work haha)

Thanks Delwyn, that’s very kind :)

Cheers Charlie, hope you & yours are doing well down there

Thanks mate, means a lot

Thanks Tara :)

I’ve also been lucky enough to pick up a few gongs, and to be on the spot for some of the biggest news events of the last decade. Again, I’m not quite sure of my next steps, but feel free to reach out in my private messages. My mobile number will stay the same :)

I leave on good terms and will very much miss my Herald colleagues, who’ve been there for my family through some bloody tough times. The job has taken me around the world, to climate summits, disaster zones, from the Australian outback to Antarctica’s Dry Valleys. It's been a privilege. 3/

It’s a little bit of a leap into the unknown, but it’s my hope to continue writing or working in the science, environment and climate spaces. It’s also time for a change for me: next month marks 20 years with the company and up I’m for a fresh chapter and challenge. 2/

Congrats on the AAAS science prize too btw Kate (this is also my first post on here in months)

Thanks for reading Ginny

Hey there Sam. No unfortunately, but you can find the piece in today’s print edition. Much as I’d like more people to be able read it, I guess paywall revenue helps keep me in a job

Thanks for speaking out Finn

Hey Finn - yes that’s the plan

Thanks. Have got a deeper piece on all this bedlam in science coming out Monday