Cult burger bar High N’ Dry has just opened its first north-of-the-bridge outpost – much to the delight of local foodies and families.

Two more Mosman homes have been bundled as a "Super SIte" development under new LMR housing reforms.

A Mosman Council report has revealed the Balmoral Burn left a trail of destruction in its wake, following the 2025 race.

Nothing marks the start of the festive season quite like the tradition of picking out your own fresh Christmas tree.

Looking for a Christmas market that’s both creative and sustainable? The Coal Loader Artisans Market is on Sunday 7 December 2025.

Got an old phone sitting in a drawer? It could become a lifeline, thanks to a new Council partnership with DV Safe Phone.

Two more Mosman homes have been bundled as a "Super SIte" development under new LMR housing reforms.

A $59 million D.A for an eight-storey luxury residential building could reshape one of Mosman’s most spectacular ridgelines.

A new $75 million luxury apartment project is being planned for one of Mosman’s premier streets. FInd out more.

The team at Ray White Lower North Shore have swapped office chairs for walking shoes - raising money for kids with autism.

The most talked-about local event - and the hottest new furniture arrival on the lower north shore is here.

Leading property developer Abadeen has officially completed its latest luxury residential project, Hampden Mosman.

A man has been charged after allegedly pointing a firearm towards a synagogue in Neutral Bay.

Lower north shore locals are on alert following a spike in crime over the past few weeks.

An alleged serial burglar is accused of robbing popular food outlets - including bubble tea shops, burrito joints, and pizza bars .

It’s official: hoons have turned Milsons Point into a nightly playground - and last week’s police blitz proves the problem is only getting worse.

From garden grenades to Military Rd meth busts, this week’s wrap is weird, wild and downright wacky. Let’s unpack it.

An Artarmon childcare worker has been accused of producing child abuse material of 10 children in his care.

Cult burger bar High N’ Dry has just opened its first north-of-the-bridge outpost – much to the delight of local foodies and families.

North Sydney’s much-loved summer tradition is back! The Twilight Food Fair returns to Ted Mack Civic Park.

One of Mosman’s most successful sons is coming home – and he’s bringing his $100 million cult food chain with him.

Neutral Bay has just scored itself a spicy new neighbour – and locals are already buzzing.

One of the lower north shore’s most well-known Asian restaurants has announced its shock closure after just three years.

A Japanese café offering local diners’ breakfast, lunch and dinner is set for 801 Military Rd, the site of the old Rustique Bakery.

A three-tiered Mediterranean masterpiece - known simply as the Wedding Cake House - is now on the market for the first time.

Charmian Clift was Australia’s foremost essayist of the 1960s, publishing over 200 pieces in The Sydney Morning Herald.

One of NSW's most respected names in Rugby League has celebrated his 100th birthday with friends and family at Balgowlah RSL.

In June 1954, local man Keith McRae dropped a line in at Balmoral ... his catch would make headlines around the world!

“It was a pitiful sight,” Audrey Cook would later tell reporters, “the water was full of blood and we could see the dorsal fin of the shark slashing through the water.”

Sydney actress Marcia Hathaway was well known on stage and screen, but it was her final role - as victim of an horrific Sydney Harbour shark attack - that she is remembered for.

Mosman’s young athletes are raising money for a new all-weather sprint track and high-jump area at Balmoral Oval.

Set aside Sunday, 16 November for the annual Gumnut Fair taking place at Nutcote in Neutral Bay.

Mosman Collective publishes a regular Council Roundup of community information. Here’s what’s happening.

Roller skating returns to Kirribilli next month when ‘North Sydney Streets’ transforms the village into a free alfresco playground.

One of Sydney’s most popular street festivals – drawing more than 50,000 visitors – is back this October.

A black tie event, hailed as "Mosman's Met Gala" will signal a new era for our world class gallery on October 31.