This is your first look at the all new Mosman High School, a state-of-the-art educational facility boasting 16 additional classrooms, a gymnasium, performing arts unit and new outdoor play areas - including a rooftop basketball court.
The masterplans detail significant upgrades to public spaces and streetscapes in the centres. Both designs emphasise community health and wellness with a strong focus on walkability, the establishment of large, vibrant trees to provide canopy cover and a significant green corridor.
Expectant and new parents with perinatal depression and anxiety are now able to access psychological counselling at a new Gidget House, which officially opened in Manly recently.
The luxury Mosman home of a fugitive dubbed Australia’s “new Christopher Skase” has been defaced in a brazen graffiti attack.
Mosman Rowers Club has been closed for deep cleaning after a customer tested positive for Covid-19. It will re-open tomorrow morning (Saturday 29 August at 11am) after undergoing specialist sanitisation.
Did you know there are a range of little known government benefits up for grabs? NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian is encouraging families to call Service NSW to check their eligibility and start accessing savings - right now!
Felicity Wilson MP, Member for North Shore, has announced plans with North Sydney Council Mayor Jilly Gibson for a new pop-up cycleway to give people more options to travel safely during the evolving COVID-19 situation across the coming months.
Dr Warren Lee, a GP at The Mosman Practice on Military Rd, can no longer exercise or drive after testing positive for coronavirus three months ago. The Mosman Practice GP urges people to socially distance to help prevent Covid-19.
Entrepreneur James Spenceley is selling his beloved “2088” number plates, for a staggering six figure sum. The telco boss turned private investor, said to be worth than $50 million, has listed his custom plates with Shannons, where they will be auctioned next month. he spoke exclusively with Anna Usher this week.
Mosman resident Margie George has been recognised with a prestigious Honorary Life Membership, for her loyal and outstanding service to Mosman Rowers Club.
Cat owners who have not desexed their animal by the age of four months will be required to pay an $80 annual permit in addition to their one-off lifetime pet registration fee.
The controversial privatisation of local bus services is going ahead, with a competitive tender process for operating Region 8 bus services on Sydney’s Northern Beaches and Lower North Shore opening today.
A new playground in Cremorne Point has opened - and it has everything that kids have been missing during isolation.
New PV solar panels have been installed on the main roof of the Marie Bashir Mosman Sports Centre, to reduce the centre’s greenhouse gas emissions significantly and improve its sustainability.
Members from a local scout group have used their skills of independent thinking, problem solving and community interaction, to find a new way of fundraising for the Salvation Army’s Red Shield Appeal.
“I wrote this book because I wanted adult children to learn about helping ageing parents when the time comes,” says Australian comedian Jean Kittson.
There’s a growing firearm rate on the lower north shore, with latest statistics revealing hundreds of weapons stockpiled by single owners in Cremorne and Mosman.
A number of lower north shore locals have been recognised in the 2020 Queens Birthday Honours, for their achievements in fields ranging from medicine and investment, to the performing arts.
Sunday 31 May was expected to be a 20-year milestone celebration of the Balmoral Burn, a community charity event founded by Phil Kerns in 2001, that now attracts competitors from around the world.
Early morning, Clifton Gardens. Little sun fairies of light jump and skip over the sparkling shoreline as lycra clad ladies’ stride briskly, across a golden stretch of still damp sand.
Today we launch a new community project to capture your stories of living on Sydney’s lower north shore during the coronavirus pandemic.
On the battlefields of Pozieres in 1916, a mortally wounded soldier in the final moments of his life turned to journalist Charles Bean and asked, "Will they remember me in Australia?"
Under the new coronavirus regulations, people are bound to stay at home unless they have one of 16 "reasonable excuses". The minimum penalty for breaching the regulations is a $1000 fine.
Looking for some handy resources to educate and entertain the kids while you’re in isolation? We’ve found loads of fun stuff to keep our little darlings entertained during the Covid-19 lockdown. You can thank us later…
For the first time in its 103-year-history, Taronga Zoo will be going virtual, with the launch Taronga TV today.
Major Australian telcos Optus and Telstra have announced plans to provide extra data for customers as part of their Coronavirus response.
The Coronavirus pandemic has delivered another harsh blow for community sport, with hundreds of Mosman Netball players grounded on the eve of the 2020 season.
Tough new restrictions are now in place at a number of Sydney Hospitals to minimise the risk of Coronavirus transmission.
Two homes in The Grove were broken into on Wednesday night while occupants slept, with Police confirming the offenders made attempts to steal a Porsche and Mercedes parked side-by-side in a secure garage.
After nearly 40 years selling fresh fruit and vegetables, the legendary green-grocers formally said goodbye to their landmark store on Saturday, at a street party organised by loyal customers to celebrate their retirement.
I’m a parent. And like all parents, life is busy. From the moment the alarm slaps us awake each morning, it’s a race against time to try and find more time in the day. Wait. What? Stick with me here people. You know the drill...
Patrons were forced to run from Mosman Rowers Club this morning, after a blaze broke out on the lower level just after 10:30am. More than 40 fire fighters were called to the Mosman Bay landmark, as plumes of smoke billowed from lower level windows of the new Archie Bear café.
From teetering Louboutins to that favourite pair of R.M. Williams boots, Carl Aloisio has been saving our soles for generations. But this week, the lower North Shore’s most trusted shoe maker and cobbler will hand up his apron for the final time.
When she wanted to play Australian Rules football eight years ago, Erin McKinnon couldn’t find a female team anywhere in Sydney. So, she had the idea to create her own, somehow convincing a few Mosman school mates to field a team.
Mosman home owner Huang Xiangmo, one of China’s wealthiest and most prominent businessmen, is unable to return to his Beauty Point mansion, after being denied re-entry to Australia.
You’ve heard of snakes on a plane – but what about snakes on a beach? Yes folks, it seems we’re not the only ones enjoying the sunshine on Sydney’s iconic Balmoral beach – with a two metre Diamond Python also taking advantage of the warm November weather this week.
This week, network Ten’s Angela Bishop talks to us about her history with our beautiful suburb – and how she likes to spend her time in Mosman, when she’s not travelling the globe.
Cremorne's floral protest continues to flourish, after the removal of shrubbery and landscaping at a busy local intersection. A new roundabout on Murdoch and Bannerman streets has left many locals outraged, with some even calling it "a monstrosity", and the very best example of "clown planning".
It’s one minute to midnight for the beleaguered Mosman Rowers Club, with a $150,000 cash injection urgently needed from Members by July 30th. The desperate plea for funding, to secure the future of the 145-year-old institution.
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