Mosman News
Mosman Collective is the local news service for Mosman, published daily by Anna Usher. We cover Mosman Council, the development applications changing Military Road, the property market, local crime, the schools and the small businesses that keep the village going.
We report on Balmoral, Spit Junction, Beauty Point, Clifton Gardens, Chinamans Beach, Georges Heights, Middle Head and Taronga. If it happens between the Spit and the harbour, we are on it.
Every story is written here, by someone who lives here. We name the street, we name the building and we check the facts before we publish. Mosman Council decisions, court results, road closures, beach and shark alerts, school news and what is on this weekend, all in one place.
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Mosman Rowers has entered administration again - eight years after the community helped save the iconic waterfront club.
Locals can earn $759.28 for one day’s work at the 2027 NSW State Election. Expressions of interest are now open.
A second replacement Port Jackson fig has been planted on the Balmoral foreshore after another vandalism attack.
Sirius Cove has been crowned Australia’s most dog-friendly beach, beating 128 others in a new national ranking.
Middle Head Rd closes this weekend's free two-day street party, part of the six-day Festival of Mosman: Encore.
Mosman Public School needs a lollipop person and Transport for NSW will pay $27.22 an hour. Applications close Monday 2 November.
A small neighbourhood wine bar named after a Belgian queen, is planned for Prince Albert and Raglan streets in Mosman Junction.
Twelve Mosman owners have listed their apartments in one line, with agents pitching the site to developers under LMR reforms.
Eleven homes have been earmarked for a 42-metre, 155-apartment block after the Planning Minister declared the site State Significant.
New rules mean residents won’t be notified of DAs for some new homes, pools and demolitions next door.
Mosman Council is searching for the suburb’s top dog. Enter your pooch to compete at the Encore Street Party on October 24.
A new Mosman aged care development proposes 112 seniors living apartments and 10 residential aged care beds across a 5,638sqm site.
CCTV cameras are coming to Balmoral in a last ditch effort to stop recurring tree vandalism.
Forty three home owners have banded together to sell their properties in a Mosman Mega Lot deal that could reap $80 million.
Mosman Seniors Centre celebrates a new name this Saturday, with ribbon-cutting, Zumba, a magic show and table tennis.
Balmoral’s skate park is set for a major overhaul, and local kids are being asked to have their say in its design.
