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Wilson da Silva

Writer speaks to industry’s decline

19 February 2009

An Australian science journalist told a crowd at the University of Wisconsin on Tuesday the Internet news revolution is having a negative effect on science journalism and newspapers internationally.


Wilson da Silva

Noted Australian science writer to visit

15 February 2009

Wilson da Silva, editor in chief of the award-winning Australian science magazine COSMOS, has been named a University of Wisconsin Madison science writer in residence for this spring.


Wilson da Silva

Profile of a Science Journalist: Wilson da Silva, Editor of COSMOS

7 February 2009

A career profile of the Editor-in-Chief of COSMOS magazine, focusing on how he became a science journalist. Produced and published by the Australian Science Media Centre in Adelaide.


G Magazine cover Jan/Feb 2009

Wolseley acquires G Magazine, Australia's #1 green media brand

2 February 2009

G Magazine, Australia's award-winning green lifestyle brand founded by the publishers of COSMOS, has been acquired by WolseleyMedia, expanding the specialist publisher's portfolio of iconic brands that include Inside Sport and PC Powerplay.


G Magazine July 2008 cover

Too keen to go green without recycling

2 February 2009

Magazines producing 'green issues' should use recycled paper or offset their carbon emissions for that issue, and not bask in a green aura without earning it, says COSMOS editor.


2008 Bell Awards

Another 7 awards for COSMOS and G Magazine

22 November 2008

COSMOS, Australia's #1 science magazine, has taken out its 27th award in less than four years, while its sister title G Magazine won another four awards at the 2008 Bell Awards for Publishing Excellence in Sydney.


Wilson da Silva experiences 6Gs

A Look Inside Virgin Galactic's Flight Training

11 November 2008

Would-be astronauts train for the world’s first suborbital space tourism flight. Among them is Wilson da Silva, editor-in-chief of COSMOS magazine.


Penny Sackett, Australia’s new Chief Scientist

COSMOS welcomes Australia’s new Chief Scientist

30 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.


G Magazine, October 2008 issue

Steps on the green scale

18 September 2008

Attacks on the environmental credentials of corporations may be hindering rather than fostering change, writes Paul McIntyre.


City of Sydney Business Awards

Australia’s #1 green brand to launch sustainability portal

4 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.


Senator Kim Carr

COSMOS applauds Australia's new laureate scheme

3 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.


 Kylie Ahern, Luna Media CEO and Publisher of COSMOS

City’s best businesses recognised

29 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.


Atlassian, 2008 Business of the Year

Best in the business rewarded

28 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.


Kylie Ahern at the City of Sydney Business Awards

COSMOS wins first City of Sydney Sustainability Award

28 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.


Kristian Lang and Wilson da Silva

Winners of the 2008 SCINEMA Film Festival announced

25 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.