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 Media room Dear alien, can I add you to Facebook?13 August 2009
THE Federal Government will offer Australians the chance to send messages to distant intelligent beings from today.  Is there anybody out there? Australian minister leads nation in contacting planet Gliese 581d12 August 2009
When ET phoned home in 1982, a whole generation dreamed of finding extra-terrestrial life. One inspired moviegoer was Australia’s eccentric science minister Kim Carr.  Earth sends messages into outer space12 August 2009
Messages from Earth will be sent into space as part of National Science Week.  ET text home? Send SMSes to outer space12 August 2009
An Australian website is giving texting an intergalactic touch and allowing users to send short mobile phone-type messages into space.  Send an interstellar SMS during National Science Week12 August 2009
Australians will have the opportunity to send text-like messages to potential intelligent life beyond Earth thanks to an initiative to be launched today to mark National Science Week.  Chiropractic sceptic sued for libel finds local backing from science magazine4 August 2009
AN AUSTRALIAN science magazine has taken a leading role in an international campaign to keep libel laws out of science by republishing an article by a journalist being sued by the British Chiropractic Association.  Our carbon bubble danger4 August 2009
A decade ago, when the accountants were debating a new set of accounting rules, business was too busy to be active in the discussions. The result is an international mess. We could never have imagined our accountants would get it so wrong. Similarly with sub-prime, who could have imagined American bankers being so stupid?  COSMOS leads global campaign on media freedom31 July 2009
A global bloggers' campaign in defence of British science writer Simon Singh - who is being sued for libel by the British Chiropractic Association - was launched this week by COSMOS magazine.  Writer speaks to industry’s decline19 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.  Noted Australian science writer to visit15 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.  Profile of a Science Journalist: Wilson da Silva, Editor of COSMOS7 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.  Wolseley acquires G Magazine, Australia's #1 green media brand2 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.  Too keen to go green without recycling2 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.  Another 7 awards for COSMOS and G Magazine22 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.  Tourism's final frontier13 November 2008
Notch up your frequent flyer points, Terry Smyth of The Sun-Herald writes, because suborbital tourism is the next chapter of the space age. 
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