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.

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

A new marine club is providing local boat owners with serious savings on fuel, servicing, antifouling, training and more.

Mosman’s popular fashion retailer The Nowhere Nation will close its flagship Military Road store on 21 December.

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

Mosman's land amalgamation frenzy is gaining momentum, with two more blue-chip sites newly on the market, aiming to attract developers' attention.

One of Mosman’s most spectacular trophy homes, offering breath taking views over Clifton Gardens and Chowder Bay has hit the market.

Twelve Mosman homeowners have banded together to offer a 4,129sqm land holding that could be worth up to $60 million.

A $40 million luxury apartment complex is set for Cremorne, strategically located across the road from SCEGGS Redlands.

A Mosman trophy home with postcard views over Quakers Hat Bay has ignited buyer interest, with more than 100 enquiries in just one week.

It’s been tightly held for nearly 30 years – but we can exclusively reveal that a prime corner property in the heart of Mosman is on the market.

The silly season is taking its toll on some members of the community, with police reporting a number of disturbing local incidents ahead of Christmas Day. Here’s this week’s Crime Watch.

It was a frighteningly busy Halloween for local Police, who report a number of pretty pathetic juvenile crimes this week.

North Shore Police Area Command have several local crimes to report this week and warn residents to keep themselves together ahead of the silly season kick-off.

Yes folks, it’s that time of the week again - and our friends at North Shore Police Area Command report a number of local offences - as residents celebrate the end of lockdown.

Our good friends at North Shore Police Area Command have had another busy week, after a number of brainless local offences that have left them scratching their heads in dismay.

A teenage graffiti vandal had a night on the tools interrupted by vigilant local curtain twitchers this week, who reported his suspicious activity to police.

Iconic Sydney restaurant Sails on Lavender Bay, a lower north shore dining mainstay since the 1970s, has quietly changed hands, with owners Greg Anderson and Patricia Nunes confirming the sale.

World famous British chef Simon Rogan of three-Michelin starred L’Enclume is heading to Bathers Pavilion for a five-week residency later this year.

We have HUGE news for local foodies looking for a swish dining experience with sweeping views of Sydney Harbour.

Middle Harbour Yacht Club will welcome a Med-inspired restaurant and bar in February, with renowned former Nomad Head Chef Sam McCallum at the helm.

Thinking about outsourcing meal time on Christmas Day? If you can’t face another year in the kitchen, we’ve put together a list of local options for your consideration.

Local cafes and restaurants using or providing plastic plates, cutlery, chopsticks and straws could be fined $11,000 from next week under new laws about to be enforced in NSW.

Australia and England first met in test match cricket in 1877, but the legend of the Ashes, the symbolic trophy the two teams play for, began on August 29, 1882, after the on-field antics of English captain W.G. Grace so incensed Australian spinner Fred Spofforth, it produced a bowling spell that scorched the oval.

The State Library has released 40,000 subdivision maps, providing a valuable insight into the lives of New South Wales residents from 1860 to the 1930s, illustrating the spread of suburbs across Sydney and regional areas.

It’s Thursday, 4 July 1991, when Dr. Victor Chang climbs into his new Mercedes 500SL and pulls out of his Clontarf driveway, bound for St Vincent’s Hospital in Darlinghurst. The pioneer heart surgeon is running late, after sharing breakfast with his wife, Ann.

The very first factory-built race car to bear a Holden badge is predicted to double the previous record for a Holden vehicle sold at auction.

lls for the NSW State Government to erase the name of Ben Boyd from a national park have raised a question mark over the Neutral Bay road named after the Scottish entrepreneur and adventurer.

It was winter 1979 when a young family from far west NSW travelled to Sydney for the holiday of a lifetime. Dad John, mum Jenny and their two young children Damien and Craig enjoyed a week in the ‘big smoke’, before spending their final day sight-seeing on the lower north shore.

Hermes, Prada, Gucci, Louis Vuitton, and Balenciaga are just some of the luxury fashion items being bought, resold, and consigned by second-hand retailers on Sydney’s lower north shore

Need a pressure washer, popcorn maker or paper shredder? Looking for a cake tin, camping gear or a chainsaw? The Sydney Library of Things, based at the Coal Loader in Waverton, has you covered!

The owner of this beautiful Victorian cottage has given new meaning to the words “moving house”.

On Monday morning at 9 am, Ed Goddard laces up his Asics and hits the road for his first run of the day.

A treasure hunting couple in Australia for just three weeks have unearthed 44 coins dating back to 1922 on Balmoral Beach.

Outdoor settings, sports equipment, children's toys and fine furniture are just some of the abandoned items found on local kerbsides by Mosman Collective this week.