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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After 70-odd years as a butcher’s, the little shopfront at 37 Spofforth Street, Mosman, has officially entered a new era.
ANZAC Day 2026 falls on Saturday, 25 April. From midday, Two-Up rings open in pubs and clubs from McMahons Point to Mosman.
A group of seven homes will be bulldozed to make way for a 31m high apartment block under plans just submitted to Mosman Council.
Balmoral Beach has been chosen as the site of a new shark-detection buoy, boosting swimmer safety in Mosman.
Two teens hurled a rotten egg at a family car in Cremorne this week - with a three-year-old and a one-year-old in the back seat.
Mosman Council has unveiled plans to overhaul Spit East Reserve - returning it to the public after years of difficult access.
Two neighbouring apartment blocks have been sold to a prominent Sydney developer in a hush-hush deal worth more than $65 million.
Uber passengers will be slugged more following a permanent pricing overhaul that specifically targets wealthier Sydney suburbs.
Two years after the Beach Link was shelved, the State Government says it has no answers to curb Military Rd congestion.
A new State Significant Development (SSD) proposal for 40–48 Redan Street, Mosman is now on public exhibition until 30 March 2026.
Plans have been revealed for a 10 storey twin tower apartment block on the Balmoral slopes, set to cost $106 million.
Bradleys Head has been formally declared one of just nine Military Memorials of National Significance in Australia.
Mosman residents can get free plants and an onsite garden design consult to transform their nature strips into thriving street gardens.
On Saturday, 30 warships from 19 countries will in Sydney Harbour for the largest international naval assembly in the city in over a decade.
Specialist divers will return to Balmoral Baths on Friday to investigate whether two sharks have moved from the netted enclosure.
Boronia House remains empty despite plans to transform it into a luxury beauty centre were announced nearly three years ago.
