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 Media room COSMOS welcomes Australia’s new Chief Scientist30 September 2008
COSMOS, Australia’s #1 science magazine, applauded the appointment of Professor Penny Sackett as Australia’s new Chief Scientist and hoped it would help put science at the core of future pocy.  Steps on the green scale18 September 2008
Attacks on the environmental credentials of corporations may be hindering rather than fostering change, writes Paul McIntyre.  Australia’s #1 green brand to launch sustainability portal4 September 2008
Australia’s only carbon neutral media company, Luna Media - publishers of G Magazine and COSMOS - will strengthen its lead of the consumer green landscape with the launch next month of G-Online, expected to become Australia's #1 consumer sustainability hub.  COSMOS applauds Australia's new laureate scheme3 September 2008
Luna Media, publisher of Australia’s #1 science magazine Cosmos, today applauded the Federal Government announcement of a new Australian Laureate Fellowships scheme.  City’s best businesses recognised29 August 2008
PYRMONT’S Doltone House was a buzz with excited winners of the City of Sydney’s Business Awards last night, with IT company Atlassian taking out the top gong.  Best in the business rewarded28 August 2008
Lord Mayor Clover Moore MP last night announced Atlassian is the winner of the Business of the Year in this year's City of Sydney Business Awards.  COSMOS wins first City of Sydney Sustainability Award28 August 2008
Australia’s only carbon neutral media publishing company, Luna Media - publishers of COSMOS and G Magazine - has dominated the City of Sydney Business Awards, taking out the inaugural Lord Mayor's Award for Sustainability as well as the coveted Environmental Business Award.  Winners of the 2008 SCINEMA Film Festival announced25 August 2008
The outstanding quality of science documentary filmmaking was recognised in Brisbane this week as the 2008 SCINEMA Festival of Science Film came to a close, and the winners were announced.  Final frontier ... future boom20 August 2008
IN THE not-too-distant future you could fly from Sydney to London and the trip would take three hours about the length of a decent in-flight movie or the time taken to check-in. Add a few more years and you could honeymoon in hotels in zero-gravity or take a holiday to the moon  Space tourism to pay technology dividends16 August 2008
One of the first Australian space tourists in waiting says humanity is about to enter a “golden age” of sub-orbital travel, which could lead to innovations for space-based habitats and power stations.  COSMOS and G Magazine scoop Bell Magazine Awards!4 December 2007
COSMOS, the innovative Australian science magazine that treats science as hip and fashionable, has taken out its 22nd award in three years, again scooping the annual Bell Magazine Awards.  Announcing Australia's top 10 young scientists26 September 2007
Announcing Australia's top 10 young scientists - the winners of the 2007 Cosmos Bright Sparks Awards.  Australia's #1 green magazine to go monthly6 September 2007
A booming green consumer market and the rising popularity of G: The Green Lifestyle Magazine has led its publishers to boost its frequency to monthly (from bi-monthly) starting next year.  Fellowship Down Under turns researcher into writer21 July 2007
The choice between putting on a hardhat or goggles and a lab coat can be grueling. Like other engineers, Boonsri Dickinson had to decide whether to work in industry or go to graduate school after she received her bachelor's degree in chemical engineering from the University of Florida in 2005.  The end: Post Mortal Syndrome reaches a climax2 July 2007
The first Australian novel to be serialised online completed its exciting run today, Monday 2 July 2007. The new novel, Post Mortal Syndrome by Damien Broderick and Barbara Lamar, is an exciting blend of thriller and science fiction, with a poignant love story at its heart. 
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