Veteran broadcaster Bob Rogers, whose career spanned nearly 80 years, died at his Balmoral home surrounded by family on Wednesday afternoon.

Mosman residents are calling for NSW authorities to act against a Spit Rd bird feeder nicknamed "Alfred Hitchcock".

More than one million drivers across NSW have had one demerit point wiped off their driver's license as a reward for 12 months of good road behaviour.

Six historic homes in Cremorne have been saved from the wrecking ball thanks to a local conservation group.

Supermarket giant Woolworths has won gateway approval for eight storeys of homes, offices and a basement supermarket in Neutral Bay.

Crows Nest, are you ready?! Sunday 26 May brings an opportunity to check out the new Metro Station at Crows Nest at a special community day for lower north shore residents.

North Sydney Council urges the local community to have their say on the future of the area, with subjects like increasing population and changing demographics on the agenda.

Tired of attempting to find the perfect match on dating apps - why not try finding love face to face, at a special Tennis Speed Dating night this weekend.

We obtained exclusive footage of dramatic scenes on Spit Rd, moments after a Porsche SUV crashed in a high speed pursuit.

ANZ customers in Neutral Bay are facing significant changes, with over-the-counter transactions about to be scrapped.

A classic, old school Chinese restaurant in Neutral Bay is about to serve up its last Sweet and Sour Pork.

Johnnies Fruit Shop – a cherished local institution since 1962 – will close its doors on Monday, May 13.

Mr Squiggle, the Mosman-born pencil-nosed puppet and star of the ABC children’s show adored by generations, has landed in Canberra for a brief visit to the National Museum of Australia.

An eleven-year-old boy "traumatised" by tree clearing for the Western Harbour Tunnel project is saving displaced local wildlife with a ground-breaking 3D printed invention.

“Come in spinner!” Local punters will be screaming it loud and clear as lower north shore pubs and clubs host games of two-up in commemoration of ANZAC Day.

Before Mosman’s houses had identifying numbers, many had names, each with a story to tell about the house or its owners.